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case_images: Gingival bulge in the anterior mandible, equivalent to the presence of central incisors
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case_images: Radiographic appearance of the reported area
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case_images: A radiograph of the mandibular anterior occlusal revealed the superficial placement of the deciduous central incisors (Fig. 2).
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case_images: One-month follow-up, showing a significant reduction in lesion size
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case_images: After approximately 1 month, the lesion size had decreased, and the color changed from yellowish to normal gingiva color (Fig. 3).
case_images: Four months follow-up, showing normal eruption of the deciduous central incisors
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case_images: By the 4th month, the lesion had completely disappeared, and the deciduous central incisors erupted without problems (Fig. 4).