Conclusion
A multidisciplinary team consisting of pediatricians, pedodontists,
prosthodontists, orthodontist, dermatologists, otolaryngologists,
psychiatrists and speech therapists are required for diagnosis and
treatment of child with ED and to address the significant social,
physical and psychological problems in affected individuals. Early
diagnosis of hypohidrotic ED is of utmost importance to avoid life
threatening complications induced by hyperthermia and infections. Early
prosthetic treatment in children with ectodermal dysplasia can result in
significant improvement in esthetics, masticatory, phonetic function and
will be helpful in psychosocial development of child.