title: Intraosseous ameloblastoma masquerading as exophytic growth: a case report.
abstract: Intraosseous ameloblastoma is the most common and simple type of ameloblastoma prevalent among odontogenic tumors. Clinico-radiographically intraosseous ameloblastoma presents as slow, painless swelling or expansion of the jaws and described as multilocular expansile radiolucency that occurs most frequently in mandibular molar/ramus area. This article describes a case of follicular ameloblastoma involving 45 year old male which is different from the usual presentation, which includes-exophytic growth, different location and without expansion of the cortex.
authors: Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Dayananda Sagar College of Dental Sciences, Bangalore, India.
authors: Sanjay
authors: S
authors: Cj
authors: Chaya M
authors: CM
authors: David
authors: Rachna
authors: R
authors: Kaul
authors: Ramnarayan
authors: R
authors: Bk
authors: Prashanth
authors: P
authors: Ramachandra