Recurrent osteoma of the mandible: A rare case report

Abstract

Osteomas are well-defined osteogenic benign and slow-growing lesions pervaded by proliferation of mature cancellous or compact bone. Osteomas are often undetected until the patient experiences facial disfigurement with functional difficulty and pain. We present a case report of Recurrent osteoma seen in the mandibular jaw bone of a female patient, treated by surgical excision successfully.