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Computed tomography face and neck shows posterior cleft palate. (a) Coronal reconstruction image (b) sagittal section
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Postoperative spiral computed tomography scan of the face and neck at 7 month of age showed posterior cleft palate [Figure 1a and b].
(a) Extraoral photograph showing characteristic features of ectodermal dysplasia. (b) Intraoral view shows hypodontia and cleft palate
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Facial features revealed sparse scalp hair, frontal bossing, scanty eyebrows and eyelashes, hyperpigmentation around the eyes, depressed nasal bridge, prominent lips, bilateral low set ears [Figure 2a]. Intraoral examination revealed two peg-shaped lower canine and two first upper molar teeth, the other were missing, dry mucous membrane, bifid tongue and posterior cleft palate [Figure 2b].
Orthopantomogram shows malformed and impacted incisors and molars with true partial anodontia
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Orthopantomogram revealed malformed incisors, impacted maxillary and mandibular teeth, and true partial anodontia [Figure 3].