Enamel hypoplasia indicates:​

A) ​arrested growth caused by famine
B) ​high levels of nutrition
C) ​increasing calcium consumption
D) ​consumption of soft foods

Enamel Hypoplasia

A dental disorder characterized by a deficiency in the enamel of the teeth, resulting from disruption of enamel formation.

Arrested Growth

A condition where development or growth is stopped or severely slowed, often due to genetic, environmental, or nutritional factors.

Calcium Consumption

The intake of calcium, a vital mineral for bone health, through diet or supplements.