PMC6572942_01
Extraoral photograph showing diffuse swelling and facial asymmetry over the left side of mandible.
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F1
Left submandibular lymph nodes were impalpable and insensitive in palpation (Fig.1).
Dental CT showed diffuse increase through out of the lesion of mandible.
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F2
Conventional radiographs and computerized tomographic scan showed diffuse increase of the lesion of mandible, with loss of normal trabecular pattern leading to classical ground glass pattern (Fig.2).
Incisional biopsy for histopathological examination.
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F3
A clinical and radiographic diagnosis of FD was confirmed with pathologic examinatons of the specimen examination (Fig.3).
3D Reconstruction of the mandible showing perforation.
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F4
The patient was satisfied with both aesthetic and functional results (Fig.4 and 5).
Extraoral photograph; comparison before and after surgery.
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F5
The patient was satisfied with both aesthetic and functional results (Fig.4 and 5).