A large maxillary cemento-ossifying fibroma superimposed with solitary bone cyst documented over 18 years: A case report

Desmoplastic Fibroma and Cemento Ossifying Fibroma of The Anterior Maxilla: A Rare Case Report

“…In the early stage of osteolytic, the tumors consist of only cellular tissue with no calcification material 3 and the radiographic images show immature cementum that appears radiolucent. 4 Moreover, in the cementoblastic stage, the cementum are calcified and embedded to the fibrous mass and showed a radiopaque image. 4 At the final or mature inactive stage, all mass is calcified and encapsulated.…”

“…4 Moreover, in the cementoblastic stage, the cementum are calcified and embedded to the fibrous mass and showed a radiopaque image. 4 At the final or mature inactive stage, all mass is calcified and encapsulated. 5 Cemento ossifying fibroma often shows varia-tion in clinical, radiographic and histopathological characteristics.…”

Clinical management of cementifying fibroma: A case report and pertinent review of the current literature

“…The lesion is characterized by multipotential cells that are prone to forming cementum next to lamellar bone and fibrous tissues. Histologically, it exhibits variable quantities of cement clusters embedded in the fibrous tissue with regions of splintered and disorganized bone fragments [3].…”

“…Reported and prevalence series data indicate that women specifically aged between 30 and 40 years are more likely to have the lesions than men. COF is more common in the mandible (70% frequency) than in the maxilla and posterior regions are reportedly exposed to higher risks than anterior ones [3]. Clinicians occasionally identify a lesion via an orthopantomogram during a routine dental checkup.…”