Mapped phenotype of imperfect amelogenesis, type II imperfect dentinogenesis, hereditary opalescent dentin, Capdepont's dysplasia, and type II dentin dysplasia is described for the first time in Russia. Classification of hereditary disorders in dentin development is presented.
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