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Compound Odontoma In MN ANT. Tooth Area : A Case Report

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The odontomas are most common odontogenic tumors composed of various tooth-like
structures : enamel, dentin, cementum, pulp tissue. The etiology of the odontoma is not
evident but it has been suggested that local trauma or infection may produced such a
lesion. Clinically, they are asypthomatic, slow growing and lesions of limited growth that
show no infitration to the adjacent tissues. The are diagnosed most often in the second
decade of life, and have no predilection for jaws. The treatment is surgical excision and
there is no expectancy of recurrence of serious complication after removal.

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