Compound Odontoma Vs. Complex Odontoma – INBDE Oral Pathology Mnemonics

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Type:
Tumor
Key Features:
– Radiopaque lesion composed of dental hard tissues that may block eruption and cause impaction.

– Two forms:
A) Compound: found anteriorly, miniature teeth within the lesion.

B) Complex: found posteriorly, irregular conglomerate mass of
hard tissue within the lesion.

– Odontomas are associated with Gardner Syndrome.

– One of the main characteristics of Gardner Syndrome is if left
untreated, it can lead to coloerectal cancer.
Treatment:
Surgical removal
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compound vs complex odontoma - Radiopaque lesion composed of dental hard tissues that may block eruption and cause impaction. - Two forms: A) Compound: found anteriorly, miniature teeth within the lesion. B) Complex: found posteriorly, irregular conglomerate mass of hard tissue within the lesion. - Odontomas are associated with Gardner Syndrome. - One of the main characteristics of Gardner Syndrome is if left untreated, it can lead to coloerectal cancer. oral pathology outline, neville oral pathology mnemonics, regezi oral pathology, pneumonics nbde inbde ndeb afk oral medicine dentistry notes video mental remember grades how to pass resources how to prepare booster mental tricks odontologia dentista indian bds neet pg
A) Arrow: Compound Odotoma showing multiple tooth-like structures in the anterior mandible.
B) Arrow: Complex Odontoma presenting as a radiopaque mass.
compound vs complex odontoma - Radiopaque lesion composed of dental hard tissues that may block eruption and cause impaction. - Two forms: A) Compound: found anteriorly, miniature teeth within the lesion. B) Complex: found posteriorly, irregular conglomerate mass of hard tissue within the lesion. - Odontomas are associated with Gardner Syndrome. - One of the main characteristics of Gardner Syndrome is if left untreated, it can lead to coloerectal cancer. oral pathology outline, neville oral pathology mnemonics, regezi oral pathology, pneumonics nbde inbde ndeb afk oral medicine dentistry notes video mental remember grades how to pass resources how to prepare booster mental tricks odontologia dentista indian bds neet pg
A) Histology of a compound odontoma showing multiple diminutive teeth with well-developed and orderly relationships between the dentin and enamel material.

B) Complex Odontoma: Haphazard blending of odontogenic precursors, including dentin-like material.

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