Tooth abnormalities can affect the shape, number, size, and structure of teeth. The etiology of tooth abnormalities is either related to genetics or environmental factors. Ameloblasts, the cells responsible for laying down enamel, are extremely sensitive to external stimuli,1 so alterations in tooth structure can result if these cells are damaged during enamel formation.
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