The main dental finding of hypophosphatemic rickets cases, frequently reported in scientific literature, is the recurrent formation of dental abscesses which can affect caries or trauma free primary or permanent teeth. That is to say, apparently healthy teeth which develop ''spontaneous'' periapical abscesses. This susceptibility to unexplained dental abscesses is related to the defect in dentin mineralization.
El principal hallazgo clínico dental del raquitismo hipofosfatémico reportado frecuentemente en la literatura, es la recurrente formación de abscesos dentales que afectan a múltiples órganos dentales primarios y permanentes en ausencia de caries o trauma, es decir, órganos dentarios aparentemente sanos que desarrollan abscesos periapicales ''espontáneos''.