How does dentinogenesis imperfecta differ from amelogenesis imperfecta in terms of dental characteristics?

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It is caused by a genetic defectIt results from overexposure to fluorideIt arises due to improper formation of the enamel matrixIt is marked by calcification within the pulp chambers and root canalsIt primarily affects the periodontal ligament

Explanation

Dentinogenesis imperfecta is distinguished from amelogenesis imperfecta by the presence of calcification in the pulp chambers and root canals of the teeth, whereas amelogenesis imperfecta involves defects in enamel formation.