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Table 5 Clinical signs in patients without PTH1R variants

From: Validating clinical characteristics of primary failure of eruption (PFE) associated with PTH1R variants

Patient ID

Age and dentition

1. permanent molars are most frequently affected

2. teeth distal to a PFE-affected molar are also affected

3. supracrestal presentation (eruption pathway completely clear)

4. there is a reduction of vertical growth of the alveolar bone in the affected regions

5. a lateral open bite is present in the affected regions

6. deciduous infraoccluded in mixed dentition

7. asymmetry due to bilaterally unbalanced eruption of the teeth

8. affected individual presents with a bi-lateral affection of PFE

9. affected molars are located in the basal bone of the jaws

10. affected molars show dilacerated roots

39

5,3 mix

     

x

x

   

40

6,1 mix

     

x

x

   

41

8 mix

     

x

x

   

42

13 perm

x

     

x

   

62

13 mix

          

44

10,5 mix

     

x

x

   

45

15 perm

x

 

x

x

  

x

   

52

13 mix

     

x

x

   

50

6,3 mix

     

x

x

   

55

8 mix

     

x

 

x

  

71*

19 perm

x

x

x

x

x

 

x

 

x

 

64

14 mix

     

x

x

   

65

8,8 mix

     

x

 

x

  

36

13 perm

x

 

x

   

x

   

31

14 perm

x

 

x

   

x

   

35

14 perm

x

 

x

   

x

   

51

13 perm

x

 

x

 

x

 

x

   
  1. The hallmark signs (key PFE traits) are italics and listed first, from 1 to 6
  2. Patients marked by * showed at least 5 hallmark signs