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Extra-oral photograph shows protruding mandible and hypotelorism.
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Frontal bossing with receding hairline [Figure 1], hypotelorism with antimongoloid slant of the eyes was also seen [Figure 1].
Intra-oral photograph shows malformed dentition with pulpal exposure of all teeth in the maxillary arch.
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A thorough intra-oral examination revealed oligodontia, with widely spaced, discolored, malformed dentition, and over-retained deciduous teeth with pulpal exposure in all teeth [Figure 2].
Intra-oral photograph shows partial ankyloglossia (arrow).
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Partial ankyloglossia was also seen [Figure 3].
Orthopantomograph shows multiple unerupted teeth and missing permanent tooth germs (black arrow), short roots (white arrow), and enlarged pulpal chambers (dashed arrow).
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An Orthopantomogram (OPG) revealed multiple unerupted permanent teeth, multiple missing permanent tooth germs, short roots, and enlarged pulpal chambers [Figure 4].
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Extra-oral photograph shows dolicocephalic, hypoplastic maxilla (white arrow), with anti-mongoloid features (black arrow).
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An extra-oral examination showed dolicocephalic, hypoplastic maxilla, frontal bossing, receding hair line, antimongoloid slant of eyes, and poor vision [Figure 5].
(a) Intra oral photograph of the maxillary arch shows multiple missing teeth (b) Intra oral photograph shows ankyloglossia (arrow), widely spaced, discolored, and malformed teeth.
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Orthopantomograph shows multiple impacted teeth, multiple missing permanent tooth germs, retained teeth (arrow), short roots (arrow), and enlarged pulp chambers (arrow).
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The OPG showed multiple impacted teeth, multiple missing permanent tooth germs, retained teeth, short roots, and enlarged pulp chambers [Figure 7].
Hand-wrist radiograph shows incomplete capping of the epiphysis of the mid phalanx (small arrow) and incomplete fusion of the epiphysis and diaphysis of the radius (large arrow).
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A Hand-Wrist Radiograph showed incomplete capping of the epiphysis of the mid phalanx and incomplete fusion of the epiphysis and diaphysis of the radius [Figure 8].