Abstract:ObjectiveTo explore the clinical manifestations and management of nasal teeth (NT) in children so as to improve clinicians’ level for the recognition, diagnosis and treatment of NT.MethodsOne child with NT was reported and related literature of NT was reviewed. The male patient of 4 years and 5 months old was admitted due to persistent nasal obstruction for one month. Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the paranasal sinuses showed a radioopaque mass in the floor of the right nose. Nasal endoscopic exploration of nasal cavity and nasopharynx under general anesthesia was applied to the patient twice.ResultsThe first exploration didn’t find any abnormality, and nasal obstruction wasn’t relieved after the first exploration. During the second exploration, a toothlike mass was found and extracted endoscopically. Nasal obstruction was immediately relieved after operation and disappeared 5 days after surgery. Postoperative followup for one year and three months showed no recurrence.ConclusionsNT is extremely rare in children. With varied clinical manifestations such as nasal obstruction and epistaxis, NT should be differentiated from foreign body, rhinolith and tumor. Extraction of the NT under endoscope is safe and effective.