Odontoma intraóseo erupcionadouna infrecuente patología

1. Junquera Gutiérrez, Luis Manuel
2. Vicente Rodríguez, Juan Carlos de
3. Roig Jornet, Primitivo
4. Olay, Sonsoles
5. Rodríguez-Recio, Oliver

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Objectives: Odontoma arising in the extraosseous soft tissue is extremely uncommon. Two forms of odontoma are presently recognized: peripheral odontoma and erupted odontoma. We report an erupted odontoma arising in the posterior maxilla, and discuss the main differences between both forms of clinical presentation. Study design: Case study. Results: A 23-year-old man presented with a firm gingival mass on the left posterior maxilla, that had gradually enlarged over one year. Orthopantomography showed a dense radiopaque mass occupying the posterior portion of the left maxilla. The pathology was reported as complex odontoma. Conclusions: This is the eleventh reported case of erupted odontoma. Unlike peripheral odontoma, erupted odontoma is generally a complex odontoma, and affects older patients.

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