Question 97 (part 2) · LDEK · Benign tumors
It is a non-cancerous, limited, reactive osseous lesion. It is found by accident on radiogram and located in lateral part of mandibular ramus. It concerns only one or few adjacent teeth. Indicate described lesion:
- A. periapical osseous dysplasia.
- B. focal osseous dysplasia.
- C. blooming osseous dysplasia.
- D. familial gigantiform cementoma.
- E. intraosseous giant cell lesion.
Hint
Focus on the extent of the lesion — a single site, the anterior mandible, or several quadrants.
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