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The inflammation of the gingiva was evaluated by Gingival Index of Loe and Silness index[4]. It was missed to mention in our article. As we mentioned, dental examination was performed by the same dentist in all patients[5].
We agree with Ramezani about the prevalence of taurodontism as a common dental problem with wide range of prevalence in normal population (up to 8%[6]), but as we reported in our paper the prevalence of this disorder was 15% that is very more common than in normal population[5]. It was reported in 0.3% of normal children[7].
Finally, for diagnosis of taurodontism, as mentioned in our report, orthopantomogram was performed in all taurodontism suspicious patients[5].