Can a child with Marfan Syndrome not develop adult teeth?

Children with Marfan Syndrome typically develop adult teeth, as the condition primarily affects connective tissue rather than the dental formation process. However, individuals with Marfan Syndrome may experience dental issues, such as crowding or malocclusion, which could complicate the appearance and alignment of their teeth. While the development of adult teeth should occur, the overall dental health might require special attention due to the syndrome's effects on physical growth and development.