Moth eaten appearance of of enamel is seen in____________?
Correct answer: D. Odontodysplasia
- A. Mottled enamel
- B. Amelogenisis stage
- C. Desmolytic stage
- D. Odontodysplasia
Explanation
A moth-eaten, poorly mineralized enamel appearance is characteristic of odontodysplasia, a developmental anomaly affecting enamel and dentin. Mottled enamel is a clinical description more commonly associated with fluorosis, not this specific developmental defect.
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