Cementoblastoma: A case report

Shukla, Pradeep; Dahiya, Varun; Katraia, Prerna; Joshi, Chintan; Dangi, Pawan

doi:10.21276/apjhs.2015.2.4.21

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“…al. its most common site is first molar and second premolar [22] .When it occurs in the maxilla, it may affect the maxillary sinus as reported by Ohki et al and Infante-Cossio et al [11,13] . It rarely affects multiple teeth, impacted or deciduous teeth.…”

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Surgical management of a complicated case of benign cementoblastoma impeding normal occlusion : A case report

Hussein

2019

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True Cementoma or benign Cementoblstoma is a rare odontogenic tumor that represents less than 1% of all reported odontogenic tumors. it was first described as a benign tumour that forms cementum or cementum like tissue mass around the teeth roots and that the only true cemental neoplasms are benign cementoblastoma and cementifying fibroma.Its most common site is the posterior mandible mostly associated with molar and premolar teeth, and it rarely occurs in anterior teeth. It has a higher prevalence in male population and usually occurs before the third decade of life. the literature highlights that the treatment of choice for benign cementoblastoma is surgical removal of both the tumor and associated teeth. In this case report, a case of a 29-year-old male patient with a benign cementoblastoma (true cementoma) in the posterior mandible impeding the path of normal occlusion is presented. Whereby surgical removal of the mass and its histological examination was done to confirm its nature. Although it is a rare neoplasm constituting to less than 1% of benign odontogenic neoplasms, oral and maxillofacial surgeons should be aware of its diagnosis, clinical picture, histopathological features, treatment and prognosis as it may pose a risk to the patient's dentition and bony structures.

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“…Histologically, the benign cementoblastoma is characterized by cementum or cementum like tissue, its appearance varies from secondary cellular cementum to gaintcementicles (when deposited in globular pattern) [22] . In this case report, H&E stained section of the specimen showed proliferating plump cells resembling cementoblasts.…”

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Surgical management of a complicated case of benign cementoblastoma impeding normal occlusion : A case report

Hussein

2019

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Management of cementoblastoma in a 16‐year‐old boy: local block resection using PRF

Jamison

Kwok

2020

Oral Surgery

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A 16‐year‐old boy attended with a hard buccal/lingual swelling associated with an erupted lower right first molar. The patient had been aware of its presence for at least 12 months. Cone‐beam CT investigation appeared consistent with a cementoblastoma associated with the roots of this tooth. Platelet‐rich fibrin and bone graft were used to recontour the surgical site following a block resection.

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Cementoblastoma: A case report

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Surgical management of a complicated case of benign cementoblastoma impeding normal occlusion : A case report

Surgical management of a complicated case of benign cementoblastoma impeding normal occlusion : A case report

Management of cementoblastoma in a 16‐year‐old boy: local block resection using PRF

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