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Table II
Orofacial features of Williams–Beuren syndrome.
| INTR oral | Extra oral |
|---|---|
| Angle Class II and III Malocclusion | Prominent thyroid cartilage |
| Open/cross bites | Full lips |
| Mild micrognathia | Wide mouth |
| Anterior crossbite | Widened mandibular angle |
| Osteosclerotic changes in the premolar- molar | Small chin |
| Lamina dura | Periorbital fullness (puffy eyes) |
| Folded and thickened buccal mucosa | Long face |
| Prominent accessory labial frenula | Medial eyebrow flare |
| Enamel hypoplasia | Flat midface |
| Enamel hypomineralization | Epicanthal folds |
| Microdontia | Long philtrum |
| Small tooth roots | Depressed nasal bridge |
| Delayed mineralization | Broad nasal tip |
| Invaginated incisors | Anteverted nostrils |
| Tongue thrusting, | Curly blond hair |
| Excessive interdental spacing | |
| Tapered or screwdriver shaped incisors | |
| Tooth agenesis | |
| Higher incidence of gingival and periodontitis | |
| Cleft palate (rare) |
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