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Low alkaline phosphatase: The biological hallmark of hypophosphatasia

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Delayed growth along with skeletal and dental manifestations in a male child with hypophosphatasia¹

A young man with hypophosphatasia experiences progressive disease throughout childhood.

Infographic showing delayed growth, premature tooth loss and skeletal manifestations in a 19.5-year-old adolescent with hypophosphatasia

Children with hypophosphatasia can experience progressive systemic manifestations that can persist into adulthood.^2-5

Based on a published case study: Watanabe et al, J Periodontol, 1993.

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