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(a) Rejected corneal transplant (b) Microstomia and labial fissures.
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F1
Microstomia, labial fissures, and rejected corneal transplant were also notified [Figure 1].
Intraoral frontal view.
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Other findings included discolored teeth, microdontia, skeletal and dental class III malocclusion, anterior open-bite, posterior cross-bite, deep periodontal pockets (teeth numbered 15, 11, 21, 22, 25, 26, 31, and 41), marginal gingival inflammation of maxillary anterior teeth, and hyperplastic inflamed gingiva covering teeth numbered 23, 24, 34, 33, and 44 [Figure 2].
Initial dental panoramic radiograph.
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Main features revealed by dental panoramic radiography were as follows: taurodontism of permanent molars, forcation radiolucency in tooth 47, periapical radiolucencies in the anterior mandibular region and around the apex of tooth 26, and missing mandibular central incisors (teeth numbered 31 and 41) [Figure 3].
Mandibular teeth at 12-months-recall.
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At 12-months recall, restoration of tooth 32 was also debonded [Figure 4].
Interim maxillary overdenture.
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A removable overdenture for the upper arch was fabricated in order to obtain acceptable aesthetic and functional results, and her smile without embarrassment was seen for the first time [Figure 5].