Intraosseous xanthomas are rare, benign entities and may present a diagnostic challenge to clinicians, radiologists and histopathologists due to the non‐specific features of this lesion. Presented here is the first definitive reported recurrence of an intraosseous xanthoma, which was previously diagnosed as a granular cell odontogenic tumour. We include a review of the existing literature and discuss the diagnostic pitfalls in navigating the differences between granular cell odontogenic tumour and intraosseous xanthoma.
The present study demonstrates that the use of CHX as an antimicrobial agent is effective in reducing the overall number of bacterial colonies in the oral cavity. Rinsing is a more effective method of doing this.
The study findings confirm the challenges and barriers to implementing a brief alcohol intervention in current practice. Service gaps, as well as opportunities for training, exist.
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