Question 96 (part 2) · LDEK · Benign tumors
Most common odontogenic hamartomatous lesion is:
- A. composite odontoma.
- B. complex odontoma.
- C. mixed odontoma.
- D. collision tumor.
- E. cementoblastoma.
Hint
Odontomas are regarded as hamartomas; recall which variant, built of many small tooth-like structures, is more frequent.
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