PMC3904730_01
Panoramic radiograph of the patient shows
radiopaque masses inside wide radiolucent areas at right
maxillary and right and left mandibular molar areas. A
radiolucent area is present around #27 tooth's roots.
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The lesion, which located at the apex of #27 showed no internal calcification (Figure 1).
Follow-up radiograph taken 6 months later, no
recognizable change is seen.
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Panoramic radiograph of the patient shows
radiopaque masses at four quadrants.
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Panoramic radiograph was taken and radiopaque masses were seen at four quadrants, no sign of infection or osteomyelitis (Figure 3).
Cross-sectional image showing the FCOD lesion
and the spine on the top of the crest.
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In cross sectional images of the dental volumetric tomography a bone spine was detected and we considered that this spine was the reason of pain (Figure 4).
Panoramic radiograph of the patient shows
radiopaque masses at both mandibular quadrants.
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Radiopaque ovoid masses were seen at left and right mandibular quadrants (Figure 5).
Trabecular and compact bone seen between loose
connective tissue (hematoxylin and eosin stain, original
magnification x40.
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Based on the result of the histopathological examination diagnosis the FCOD was established (Figure 6). #24 and #47 were extracted and patient was disposed for routine dental treatments.
Follow-up radiograph taken 6 months later.
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Panoramic radiograph revealed no significant difference (Figure 7).