Gigantiform Cementoma Overview
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What is the primary age group affected by gigantiform cementoma?

  • Middle age (correct)
  • Elderly adults
  • Teenagers
  • Young children
  • In which sex is gigantiform cementoma more commonly observed?

  • No significant difference
  • Females (correct)
  • Males
  • Children
  • How do the lesions of gigantiform cementoma typically present radiographically?

  • Radio-opaque masses with no radiolucent margin (correct)
  • Mixed radiopaque and radiolucent areas
  • No visible lesions on imaging
  • Radiolucent margins with clear boundaries
  • What is a histopathological characteristic of gigantiform cementoma?

    <p>Large lobulated masses of highly calcified acellular cementum</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the typical site of gigantiform cementoma lesions?

    <p>Multiple, often bilateral and symmetrical lesions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Gigantiform Cementoma

    • A familial developmental cemental dysplasia.
    • Typically presents in middle age.
    • More common in females than males.
    • Lesions are often multiple, bilateral, and symmetrical.
    • Radiographic appearance: Radiopaque masses with distinct borders, lacking a radiolucent margin.
    • Histological features: Large, lobulated masses of highly calcified, acellular cementum, with few vascular channels.

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    Explore the characteristics of Gigantiform Cementoma, a familial developmental cemental dysplasia that predominantly affects middle-aged females. This quiz covers its radiographic appearance, histological features, and the typical presentation of lesions. Test your knowledge on this unique dental condition.

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