In infants, facial and oral changes in hypothyroidism include these characteristics except one. Which is the exception?

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Exophthalmos is a significant clinical characteristic of hyperthyroidism. Thickened lips may be seen in infants with hypothyroidism. Delayed eruption of teeth may be seen as the child grows to ages 2 to 4. Macroglossia is another oral manifestation of hypothyroidism.

In Infants, Facial and Oral Changes in Hypothyroidism Include These