Ameloblastoma are the most common odontogenic tumor. As they usually do not form metastasis, they are considered as benign tumors with a locally invasive growth pattern and destruction of the jaws and the surrounding tissue (Oral Diseases, 23, 2017, 199). This article focuses on clinical, radiological, and therapeutic findings, which may influence diagnosis and treatment of ameloblastoma in the future.
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