In a December report, Mount Sinai doctors describe a 38-year-old patient who looked normal but had a tooth growing in his right nostril.
They surgically removed it and his symptoms resolved. For more stories go toA 38-year-old American man who had been struggling to breathe through his right nostril for years finally discovered the surprising culprit — a rogue tooth — after visiting clinicians at a Mount Sinai ear, nose, and throat clinic.
The man hadn't suffered any blows to the face, and didn't have any visible face or head abnormalities, the doctors wrote in a December report in the
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