Persons with this developmental disability have variable tooth morphology and short roots
A) Down syndrome
B) Cerebral palsy
C) Autism
D) Mental retardation
A
Explanation: A) Variable tooth morphology and short roots may be seen. Bruxism is also common in this group. Although no definitive preventative measure can be taken with the anatomic development, educating the patient and caregiver(s) on known oral issues and management strategies is best.
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