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level questions: MIXED

Question	Answer
A hamartoma rather than a neoplasm	Mesenchymal
ODONTOMA: age predilection	Children and young adults
ODONTOMA: interarch predilection	maxilla
ODONTOMA:Compound odontomas in	anterior jaws
ODONTOMA:complex odontomas	posterior jaws
Clinical Features: Retained deciduous teeth, impacted tooth or alveolar swelling	ODONTOMA
ODONTOMA:several mature teeth in a single focus, between roots or over crown of Impacted tooth	Compound odontoma
ODONTOMA:amorphous masses	Complex odontomas
Radiolucent focal areas of opacity showing early calcification of dentin and enamel	ODONTOMA
HISTOPATHOLOGY: Normal appearing enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp; Ghost cell keratinization in some lesions	ODONTOMA
ODONTOMA: treatment	Enucleation
ODONTOMA: recurrence	not recurrent
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: same process, only difference is	presence of odontoma in ameloblastic fibro-odontoma
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: age predilection	Children and young adults
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: region and interarch predilection	mandibular molar, ramus area
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: Associated with	crown of impacted tooth
Lobulated, surrounded by fibrous capsule; Tumor mass consist of primitive appearing myxoid connective tissue	AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA
General absence of collagen makes it resemble dental pulp	AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: treatment	Curettage or excision
AMELOBLASTIC FIBROMA AND AMELOBLASTIC FIBROODONTOMA: recurrence	uncommon