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Odontogenic Tumors
Odontogenic Tumors
Commonly seen as central entities in the mandibular posterior region followed by the maxillary arch, with rare peripheral variants.
With frequent recurrences and possibility of dedifferentiation in pre-existing benign variety, a careful detailing and follow up is mandatory.
Photomicrograph showing large follicles of odontogenic epithelium with cystic degeneration in Acanthomatous ameloblastoma (H & E; Magnification X100).
Photomicrograph showing a large follicle with squamous metaplasia within stellate reticulum in Acanthomatous Ameloblastoma (H & E; Magnification X100).
Photomicrograph revealing small compressed odontogenic epithelial cell clusters in a fibrocellular stroma of Ameloblastic Fibroma (H & E; Magnification X100).
Photomicrograph showing angular cell bodies attached by cytoplasmic within Odontogenic Myxoma (H & E; Magnification X 400).
Photomicrograph showing interconnecting strands of odontogenic epithelium and scant stellate reticulum in Plexiform ameloblastoma (H & E; Magnification X100).
Photomicrograph showing back to back tubular arrangement of odontogenic epithelium and scant stellate reticulum in Plexiform ameloblastoma (H & E; Magnification X400).
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