"Chicken-wire" appearance of enlarged bone marrow spaces is seen in:: (A) Fetal alcohol syndrome, (B) Sickle cell anaemia, (C) Haemophilia A, (D) Beta thalassemia major
Answer is D. In the jaws in beta thalassemia, there is generalized rarefraction of alveolar bone, thinning of cortical bone, and a “chicken-wire” appearance of enlarged marrow spaces and coarse trabeculation. 
In some cases, the lamina dura may be thin, the roots of the teeth short, and the premaxilla prominent.

Poynton HG: Oral radiology, Baltimore, 1982, Williams & Wilkins, Page: 230-232.