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A, Palatal bilateral swelling. B, Radiolucent area with expansion of the buccal cortical on the left side, and a canine tooth associated with a radiolucent area on the right side. C, Hypodense areas in the coronal view of computed tomography. An elevation in the left nasal fossa floor is visible. D, Surgical cavities.
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In the palatal region, the swelling was bilateral, and it also had a crackling consistency (Fig. 1A). In the occlusal radiography, bilateral radiolucent areas with expansion of the buccal cortical were observed on the left side, and a canine tooth was found on the right side. (Fig. 1B). The nasal fossa floor on the left side presented as elevated (Fig. 1C). Under general anesthesia, the lesions with enucleation were treated (Fig. 1D), and a primary closure of the wounds was performed.