Question 15 (part 2) · LDEK · Periapical diseases
What form does a metastasis to maxilla or mandible in its initial stage take?
- A. periapical granuloma, which decreases in the course of endodontic treatment.
- B. periapical granuloma, which does not heal in the course of endodontic treatment.
- C. cementoma.
- D. compressed bone inflammation.
- E. ankyloses.
Hint
Ask how a malignant lesion that imitates an endodontic lesion would behave after correct root canal treatment.
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