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Double Lip-An Atypical Facial Anomaly: Two Case Reports.
International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry 2018 September
Double lip is a rare abnormality. It affects the lips, more often the upper lips and could be acquired or congenital. It may be associated with Ascher's syndrome or occur in isolation. In this deformity, there is an accessory fold of redundant mucous membrane inside the vermillion border. This cupid's bow-shaped accessory tissue is usually conspicuous during smiling but maybe occasionally visible even at rest. For the patient, this atypical facial deformity most importantly creates an aesthetic problem. Nonetheless, it may also interfere with their speech or function. Surgical excision is the treatment of choice and gives appropriate esthetic and functional results. In this article, we have presented two case reports of congenital maxillary double lip. The etiology, clinical presentation, histopathology and treatment of this infrequent anomaly have been discussed. How to cite this article: Kalra N, Tyagi R, Khatri A, Poswal A, Panwar G, Garg K. Double Lip-An Atypical Facial Anomaly: Two Case Reports. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent. 2018;11(5):451-455.
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