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Asymptomatic Osteolytic Lesion in the Mandible of a Teenage Patient
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A 17-year-old female sought dental care for a slight swelling in the posterior mandible on the left side. Cone beam computed tomography revealed an osteolytic lesion near the pericoronal follicle of tooth #38, displaying lingual cortical bone expansion and destruction. The patient reported no pain and uncertainty about the lesion's onset during the

Asymptomatic Osteolytic Lesion in the Mandible of a Teenage Patient
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