Matched case-control study uncovers jaw-specific radiographic signatures in MRONJ, suggesting earlier interventions.
By uniquely applying a matched case-control design, this study uncovers a jaw-specific radiographic signatures of MRONJ-highlighting the overlooked dominance of osteolysis in the maxilla and the aggressive periosteal and sequestration changes in the mandible-offering a powerful diagnostic lens for earlier, site-specific intervention.
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