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What is the primary age group affected by gigantiform cementoma?
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?
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?
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?
What is a histopathological characteristic of gigantiform cementoma?
Which of the following best describes the typical site of gigantiform cementoma lesions?
Which of the following best describes the typical site of gigantiform cementoma lesions?
Flashcards
Gigantiform cementoma
Gigantiform cementoma
A rare, inherited condition causing overgrowth of cementum in the jaw.
What is the typical age of onset for gigantiform cementoma?
What is the typical age of onset for gigantiform cementoma?
Middle age.
Who is more commonly affected by gigantiform cementoma?
Who is more commonly affected by gigantiform cementoma?
Females are more likely to be affected than males.
How many sites are typically affected by gigantiform cementoma?
How many sites are typically affected by gigantiform cementoma?
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How does gigantiform cementoma appear on X-rays?
How does gigantiform cementoma appear on X-rays?
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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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Description
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.