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Absence of left hand's thumb.
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The skin was pigmented on the palmar surface of his hands (Fig. 1).
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Presence of multiple carious lesions and mesiodens in relation to mandibular central incisors.
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There was mesiodens present between the mandibular central incisors, which is an extremely rare occurrence (Fig. 2).
Cheek and tongue bite lesions along with white patches on tongue.
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White patches were also seen on the dorsal surface of the tongue (Fig. 3). The patient repeatedly used to develop cheek and tongue bite lesions with delayed healing (Fig. 3).
Eruption cyst in relation to left maxillary deciduous first molar.
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When the patient turned eight and a half years old, he presented with sudden onset of painful bluish fluid-filled intraoral swelling in left maxillary first primary molar 64, which on diagnosis was found to be an eruption cyst (Fig. 4).