[Extract] Sir, a 56-year-old male patient reporting for a routine dental check-up revealed right upper central and lateral incisors that had interchanged their positions (Fig. 1). The lateral incisor was slightly malformed (increased mesio-distal and cervico-incisal crown width) and the patient was totally unaware of the condition. An intraoral periapical radiograph revealed transposition of the upper right central and lateral incisors (Fig. 2). An incomplete dens in dente was observed in relation to the lateral incisor. Since the patient was not concerned with aesthetics and because of financial constraints no treatment was instituted.