Ectopic tooth in maxillary sinus: Case series
A 24 year old male reported with a complaint of repeated dull pain in the region of left maxillary sinus since two months. The over retained left maxillary deciduous canine was evident clinically with missing permanent canine of the same side. The paranasal sinus (PNS) view radiograph revealed an ectopic canine within the maxillary antrum along with haziness of the entire antrum []. The tooth was found inverted, crown directing superomedially along the medial wall of the sinus. The tip of the crown was in contact with the medial portion of orbital rim. The morphology of the ectopic tooth revealed complete root formation with normal shape and size. Patient is being followed up.