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case_images: Extraoral photograph of the patient showing (a) convex lateral facial profile and (b) frontal facial view where prominent nasal bone, narrow nose, indistinctive philtrum, and incompetent lips can be seen.
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case_images: On extraoral examination, the patient had a noticeable convex facial profile, poorly distinctive philtrum of the upper lip, prominent nasal bone, narrow nose, and obviously incompetent lips (Figure 1).
case_images: Intraoral photographs are showing (a) upper jaw with characteristic prominent median palatal suture, (b) lower jaw with lingually erupting #42 indicating crowding; (c) right side view is showing sinus tract related to #54; and (2d) left side view showing heavy calculus accumulation.
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case_images: Intraorally, the maxillary labial frenum was entirely absent, and the palate was narrow, high arched, and V-shaped with a prominent midpalatal suture (Figure 2(a)). No abnormality was detected with respect to the oral mucosa and gingival tissues, except for a small sinus tract related to the remaining root stumps of the maxillary right first primary molar (Figures 2(b)-2(d)).
case_images: Images show (a) an intraoral image showing the frontal view of SMMCI and (b) orthopantomography (OPG) showing SMMCI.
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case_images: It exhibited mirror image symmetry between its right and left sides, which mimicked the anatomic contour of the distal surface of a normal maxillary central incisor (Figure 3).
case_images: Images shows (a) lateral cephalogram and (b) cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) frontal view showing SMMCI.
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case_images: Both Anterior Nasal Spine (ANS) and Sella Nasion-Mandibular Plane (SNMP) angles showed a huge disparity from normal values, which reflected a highly prominent premaxilla (Figure 4(a)). However, nasal stenosis was observed on frontal cone beam computed tomography (Figure 4(b)).