Debernardi C, Pirrello D
Minerva Stomatol. 1989 Mar;38(3):321-34.
The main classifications published in recent years on amelogenesis imperfecta are reported and the ways in which abnormal enamel can be formed are described. A personal case is reported in which it was possible to draw up a family tree and document clinical and histological histories. The anomaly was classified in the hypoplasia group, rough, autosomic dominant according Witkop and Sauk.