Dental anomalies refer to irregularities in the development, number, size, or shape of teeth. These can include conditions such as hypodontia, where some teeth are missing, or macrodontia, where teeth are larger than normal. Such anomalies can affect oral health, function, and aesthetics, leading to challenges in chewing and speaking. These irregularities can arise from genetic factors, environmental influences, or developmental issues during childhood. Common examples include dental crowding, where teeth are misaligned due to insufficient space, and amelogenesis imperfecta, a condition affecting the enamel's formation. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for managing dental anomalies effectively.