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Postgrad Med J 2000;76:712 doi:10.1136/pmj.76.901.712
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Dental anomalies in Williams syndrome

  1. A S KASHYAP
  1. Department of Medicine
  2. Armed Forces Medical College
  3. Pune 411040, India
  4. Department of Dental Surgery
  5. Armed Forces Medical College
  6. Pune 411040, India
    1. H S SHARMA,
    2. P KUMAR
    1. Department of Medicine
    2. Armed Forces Medical College
    3. Pune 411040, India
    4. Department of Dental Surgery
    5. Armed Forces Medical College
    6. Pune 411040, India

        A 2 year old boy with Williams syndrome was undergoing preoperative evaluation for supravalvular aortic stenosis. On examination his mouth was wide with full lower lip. He had small, irregular, widely spaced, peg shaped primary teeth with extensive caries (fig 1). These are the typical anomalies …

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