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Spontaneous expulsion of aspirated teeth in left lung following maxillofacial trauma: Case Report
Aspiration of teeth secondary to maxillofacial trauma is uncommon and its spontaneous removal after coughing is a rare clinical condition. Hereby we report such type of case in fifty years old male.