Clinically the teeth look normal in colour and morphologic appearance; however, they are commonly very mobile and exfoliated prematurely. Both primary and permanent<unk> ions can be affected by either type I or type II<unk> . However, deciduous teeth affected by type II<unk>  have a characteristic blue-amber discolouration, whilst the other<unk> ion appears normal.
Dentin dysplasia
Exostosis
Enostosis
Heterotopic ossification
Hypercementosis
Cemento-osseous dysplasia
Hyperostosis
Tooth ankylosis