Periapical lesions (cysts and granulomas) are found in a patient with teeth that show nearly obliterated pulps and short spiky roots. Teeth exhibit normal clinical color. This patient probably has:

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Dentin dysplasia is characterized by root anomalies such as short, spiky roots, and periapical lesions like cysts and granulomas, despite the teeth appearing clinically normal in color.

Periapical Lesions (Cysts and Granulomas) Are Found in a Patient