Recurrent epistaxis caused by an intranasal supernumerary tooth in a young adult.

Patient: Male, 27.

Final Diagnosis: Recurrent epistaxis.

Symptoms: Nasal bleeding.

An unusual case of firearm injury to the face with bullet cover lodged in the nose.

We report an unusual case of an accidental firearm injury, in a 35-year-old male firearm trainer, by a bullet cover fired in a retrograde manner, which was lodged in his right nasal cavity just reaching sphenoid sinuses without any neurological impairment. The extent of tissue damage and posterior extent of tract was assessed by plain radiography and CT scans. The bullet cover was recovered under endoscopic guidance and the wound sutured with a small defect left for healing by secondary intention keeping in mind second stage reconstruction of the persisting defect.