Maxillary odontogenic fibroma: Apropos of a case
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maxillary odontogenic fibroma, mouth neoplasmsAbstract
The maxillary odontogenic fibroma is a rare tumor that appears in less than 0.1 % of the odontogenic tumors. Only about 69 well documented cases have been reported in literature. Taking into account the casuistics, it was considered interesting to report a new case of a white 34-year-old male patient that referred marked gingival inflammation in the region of the first right maxillary molar that was diagnosed from the clinical, imaging and histological point of view at “Manuel Ascunce Doménech” Interprovincial Teaching Hospital, in Camagüey, and was operated on in 2002. Diagnostic and therapeutic considerations reported in literature are given. The patient at the moment of the interview was rehabilitated and under control.Downloads
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