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Long Standing Ameloblastoma Mimicking Residual Cyst: A Case Report

Sugandha Kaushik, Ashish Sharma, Himanshu Bhutani, Rajan Arora

Asian Journal of Dental Sciences · pp. 41–46 · Published 10 Feb 2024

Abstract

Unicystic ameloblastoma, constituting approximately 6% of all ameloblastomas, poses diagnostic challenges, particularly in distinguishing it from dentigerous cysts. This rare variant manifests with diverse clinical presentations, complicating accurate identification. Herein, we present a case initially misdiagnosed as a residual cyst, underscoring the imperative need for a comprehensive diagnostic assessment. The management involved complete enucleation, and subsequent excisional biopsy unveiled an Ackerman's type three variant.                                        This case report emphasizes the significance of recognizing long-standing unicystic ameloblastomas, which may manifest post-tooth extraction, initially misleadingly diagnosed as residual cysts.

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