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Persistent Lip Sucking Mimicking Puetz - Jeghers Syndrome - A Rare Presentation of Two Cases.

The lip sucking habit affecting the orofacial regions are commonly seen in the young children’s. The lip sucking habit is considered as normal up to the particular age of the child, Persistence of the habit beyond that age will cause considerable effects on the normal growth of the orofacial structures. Lip sucking with excessive force over a time can cause the scaring and pigmentation of the skin around the lips over the area where the incisal edges of the anterior teeth meet the skin surface. This perioral scarring and pigmentation must be differentiated from the condition and syndromes. Here, we are reporting two cases with persistent lip sucking habit presented with the perioral scarring and pigmentation mimicking Puetz - Jeghers syndrome.