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Developmental anomalies of the tooth are routinely encountered by paediatric dental professionals and may present with esthetic and or functional problems. The reported literature has shown a wide variation in the prevalence of these conditions across the globe. Study aimed to assess the prevalence of various developmental anomalies of tooth in a sample of Indian paediatric population Material and Methods: A total of 3000 children in the age group of 6 to 13 years visiting the OPD of pedodontics and preventive dentistry of BIDSH, Patna were examined clinicaly and radiologicaly when required and the data was tabulated. Descriptive statistics methods were used using SPSS. Results: Prevalence of dental anomalies was 4.86%.in the study population and Enamel hypoplasia, hypodontia and talon's cusp were the most frequently encountered anomalies. The presence of developmental anomalies was a statisticaly significant finding. Conclusion: Early detection of developmental anomalies may prevent future complications and eliminate the need for complex therapeutic intervention.

Prevalence of Developmental Anomalies of Teeth in a Group of Indian Children A Cross Sectional.