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Patient's clinical presentation.. A. The patient's extra-oral view at the time of presentation shows obvious swallowing of the patient's face's right-hand side, resulting in marked facial asymmetry.. B. The patient's intraoral view shows a painless growth involving the posterior mandible area associated with 46,47teeth and the mandible angle.. C. Panoramic radiograph view showing a well-defined, homogeneous radiolucent lesion extending from the 46 regions toward the coronoid and condylar processes.
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A 14-year-old boy presented at our hospital complaining of swelling on the right side of his face (Fig. 1.a). Extraoral examination revealed facial asymmetry owing to the presence of a painless mass, which started developing one year ago and involved the right posterior region of the mandible (Fig. 1.b). OPG revealed a well-defined, homogeneously radiolucent lesion extending from the right first molar region to the coronoid and condylar processes (Fig. 1.c).