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Preoperative clinical photographs of a 24-year-old woman with cleidocranial dysplasia.. A. A frontal view shows frontal and parietal bossing, hypertelorism, and a depressed nasal bridge.. B. The patient's photograph shows anterior approximation of the shoulders because of the abnormal position of the clavicles.
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Hospital to undergo dental rehabilitation for cosmetic and functional reasons (Fig. 1A). Her childhood dental history was complicated, with several deciduous teeth being retained and some being exfoliated beyond the expected time. On physical examination, she exhibited abnormal sloping and anterior approximation of the shoulders (Fig. 1B), in addition to frontal and parietal bossing, hypertelorism (intercanthal distance: 40 mm), and a depressed nasal bridge.
Preoperative radiographs of a 24-year-old woman with cleidocranial dysplasia.. A. Anteroposterior and lateral skull views show small maxillary sinuses and thick cranial cortical bone with open sutures.. B. A chest radiograph shows a bell-shaped thoracic cage and abnormally positioned clavicles.. C. A panoramic radiograph shows multiple retained deciduous teeth, unerupted permanent teeth, and reduced maxillary bone height.
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A skull radiograph revealed small maxillary sinuses and thick cranial cortical bone with open sutures (Fig. 2A). A chest radiograph revealed a small, bell-shaped thoracic cage (Fig. 2B). Panoramic radiography (Planmeca ProMax, Finland) showed multiple impacted teeth in all quadrants and reduced maxillary bone height (Fig. 2C).