Be Pointed Study of the Relation of Molar and Incisors Hypomineralization Incidence in Patients of Ehlers-Danlos

The hypomineralization is a pathology that has great clinical relevance, where the affected dental enamel presents areas of discoloration, with higher fracture risk, high risk caries and high sensitivity. The aim of work was to perform a survey of possible carriers of Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), through the Beighton test, which is attributed to a heterogeneous group of genetic amendments of the structure and collagen synthesis and connective tissue and be able to associate the relationship the incidence of MIH in this group. Because it is known that collagen is of paramount importance to dental development, and if occurs the interference by addition of destructive agents in their midst this will inhibit tooth morphogenesis. As the diagnostic of this syndrome in childhood is very difficult because children are more flexible, associate the detection of the presence of MIH may alert the investigation of Ehrles-Danlos syndrome, demonstrating the severity of structural anomalies, in this manner the early treatment can improve the quality of life of this population group.