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NUMEROUS CALCIFYING HYPERPLASTIC DENTAL FOLLICLES – A COMPLICATED ODONTOMA IN A YOUNG PATIENT “AN UNUSUAL CASE REPORT”

Manisha Solanki, Neha Singh, Abhishekh Kumar, Reena Mor

The most prevalent odontogenic tumours are odontomas. They are divided into two categories: Compound Odontoma and Complicated Odontoma. Complicated odontoma is a rare tumour among them. This tumour can grow to be quite large, causing bone expansion and facial asymmetry. Aside from that, these tumours are asymptomatic and are usually detected by a radiological examination. Children and young age group generations are mostly affected. We present a case of complicated mandibular odontoma in an adult female. The tumour was surgically removed under general anaesthesia.

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