Kabuki Syndrome: Dental and Craniofacial Findings.
Kabuki syndrome presents with characteristic craniofacial and dental features including open bite, retained primary teeth, and missing or impacted teeth—findings that dentists can identify during routine examinations to facilitate early diagnosis and genetic confirmation.
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