Right sided facial nevus with contralateral cavernous angioma in a child with Sturge Weber syndrome

Sturge Weber syndrome is a rare sporadic neurocutaneous syndrome. It has extra -oral manifestations mostly in form of unilateral port wine stain on face that are ipsilateral to intra-cranial lesions (mostly lepto-meningeal angioma), seizures, glaucoma and intra-orally by hemangioma gingiva. We case report child with facial nevus opposite lesion, intra-oral gum hypertrophy. Other than contralateral intracranial lesion nevus, challenge was whether see gingival as part or drug side effect, also phenytoin, an anti-epileptic widely related this condition.