PMC4319325_01
Intraoral photograph bitten tongue and autoextraction of 73, 72, 71, 81, and 82
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F1
Primary maxillary right and left canines were un-erupted [Figures 1 and 2].
Photograph of maxillary and mandibular casts showing primary teeth
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F2
Primary maxillary right and left canines were un-erupted [Figures 1 and 2].
Photograph hand and feet showing no cutaneous abnormality
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F3
Cutaneous examination did not reveal generalized xerosis over ankles and dorsa of feet, thickening of palms, and fissuring of soles [Figure 3].
(a) Extraoral photograph of bite guard. (b) Intraoral photograph showing modified bite guard
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F4
Bite guard was modified in such a way that it covered the palatal surface [Figure 4a and b].
(a) Intraoral photograph showing erupted 53, 63 and avulsed 52. (b) Twelve months intraoral photograph
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F5
Primary maxillary right and left canines were erupted [Figure 5a]. Twelve months follow-up showed complete healing of tongue and there was no episode of self-mutilated injury to oral structures [Figure 5b].