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Bilateral transverse facial cleft is the most common of the rare facial clefts and early presentation is a key element for successful management and prevention of possible complications like poor esthetics, speech and eating difficulties. Though several studies have documented reasons for late presentation, none has highlighted non-referral due to missed diagnosis by healthcare workers as a reason. A nine-year-old girl was brought by her parents to the Primary Oral Health Clinic on account of "very wide mouth" noticed at birth. The mo
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