
Weird Spikes Poking Through a Teen’s Eyelid Turned Out to Be a Wayward Tooth
A teen's eyelid grew strange white spikes that turned out to be a tooth. A case report documents this rare ectopic tooth in the eye socket.


A teen's eyelid grew strange white spikes that turned out to be a tooth. A case report documents this rare ectopic tooth in the eye socket.

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