partial anodontia

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partial anodontia,

partial absence of the teeth. It is a relatively common congenital condition characterized by absence of one or more teeth because of absence of their anlage, which is seldom associated with other anomalies. Also called hypodontia.

anodontia (an´ōdon´tē

n (aplasia of dentition), the complete failure of teeth to form; the total absence of teeth.

anodontia, partial,

n an obsolete term referring to hypodontia or oligodontia.

anodontia, total,

n an obsolete term referring to anodontia.

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