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case_images: Radiographic examination: panoramic view on cone beam computed tomography disclosed a well-defined, unilocular radio opaque lesion, containing irregular tooth-like structures in the 43-44 area, without tooth displacement. There was no evidence of displacement or root resorption of adjacent teeth.
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case_images: No signs of buccal or lingual cortical bone expansion or thickening, adjacent teeth displacement or root resorption were observed (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: Radiographic examination: sagittal slices on cone beam computed tomography disclosed a well-defined, unilocular radio opaque lesion, containing irregular tooth-like structures in the 43-44 area, located lingually to the teeth, and No signs of buccal or lingual cortical bone expansion or thickening, adjacent teeth displacement or root resorption were observed.
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case_images: No signs of buccal or lingual cortical bone expansion or thickening, adjacent teeth displacement or root resorption were observed (Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: The lesion was surgically removed under local anesthesia, employing a lingual flap approach, and performing bone resection to access it. The lesion was easily enucleated by dissecting along the cleavage plane.
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case_images: The lesion was easily enucleated by dissecting along the cleavage plane, revealing a cystic lining and a mass of calcified tissues within the lumen (Figure 3).