Pathology · single question
Which condition is associated with taurodontism?
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Correct answer: A. Down syndrome
- A. Correct. Taurodontism (elongated pulp chamber, apically displaced furcation) is classically associated with Down syndrome, among other syndromes (e.g., Klinefelter).
- B. Amelogenesis imperfecta is a primary enamel defect, not specifically linked to taurodontism as its defining feature.
- C. Asperger syndrome is not a recognized association with taurodontism.
- D. Hypercementosis is an excess cementum deposition condition, unrelated to taurodontism.