Question 46 (part 2) · LDEK · Benign tumors
Indicate true statements regarding odontogenic fibroma:
- A. it occurs most often in elderly patients, above 65 years of age.
- B. it is a very common cause of pain which is the first symptom of developing tumor.
- C. it develops more often in mandible.
- D. it requires radical treatment in the form of partial osseous resection in peripheral type.
- E. it is characterized by high recurrence, up to 25% of cases.
Hint
Odontogenic fibroma is a slow, painless lesion of young to middle-aged adults with low recurrence; consider which jaw classic texts name more often.
The answer, the explanation and a note on every option are available once you log in. The account is free: topic tests, a mock exam, mistake review and statistics.
More questions on Oral surgery
- Indicate true statements regarding calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor:
- Indicate true statements regarding use of metronidazole in oral surgery:
- Aminoamide local anesthetics do not include:
- Maximum single dose of articaine in a healthy adult is:
- This drug may be used in all types of local anesthesia in oral surgery, in concentration of 2%, and maximum daily dose of 3mg per kg body mass. It…
- Lymph from lower incisors is collected firstly to which lymph nodes: