Increased caries rate is attributed to a deficiency of vitamin D. Pulp calcification can occur if an excess of vitamin D exists.

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Both statements are true. The oral manifestations of vitamin D include increased caries rate, loss of lamina dura around the roots of the tooth, failure of bones to heal, delayed dentition , and loss of alveolar and mandibular bone. Nutrient excess of vitamin D could result in pulp calcification and enamel hypoplasia.

Increased Caries Rate Is Attributed to a Deficiency of Vitamin