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Initial overall clinical condition of the patient (a and b) and initial radiological condition of the patient (c)
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The initial clinical and radiological condition of the patient is demonstrated in Figure 1a-c.
Leg stains observed in the uncle of the case index
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Figure 2 shows the leg stain on one of the child's uncles.
Genealogic analysis obtained by the detailed review of family history
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The detailed review of family history showed that her mother, maternal grandmother, maternal aunt, several cousins, and great aunt had a history of periodontal disease, skin fragility, and poor wound healing [Figure 3], suggesting an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern.
Teeth lost in the interval between sessions. The teeth were conditioned by the mother of the patient. (a) Radiological condition of the patients 10 months after the first panoramic radiographic (b)
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Regarding the dental appointments, in the interval between sessions, the patient continued to lose several teeth, which were extracted at home [Figure 4a]. Two months after the first panoramic radiography, another one was made [Figure 4b].
Clinical aspects of the patient at her last visit, upper (a) and lower (b) aspects of her dentition
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In addition, two first permanent molars were erupting [Figure 5a and b].