What condition arises when cells in the apposition phase are damaged?

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Hutchinson’s incisorsDevelopment of osteodentinDefective enamel formation (enamel hypoplasia)Complete absence of teeth (anodontia)

Explanation

Damage to cells during the apposition stage leads to enamel hypoplasia, which is characterized by insufficient enamel development. Hutchinson’s incisors, osteodentin formation, and anodontia are different dental conditions unrelated to insult at this specific stage.