Reduced enamel thickness refers to a condition in which the outer protective layer of the tooth is thinner than normal, making teeth more vulnerable to damage. It can result from developmental disorders, genetic conditions, or disturbances during enamel formation. Teeth with thin enamel are often more sensitive, prone to wear, discoloration, and dental caries due to reduced protection of the underlying dentin. Early recognition is important to guide preventive care and restorative management to preserve tooth structure and function.
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