Case report--Combined orthognathic surgery and orthodontic treatment of the skeletal mandibular prognathism patient

I-L, The third time CBCT in April 2008 showed the appearance of severe osteoarthrosis; the condyle was obviously deformed and had lost vertical dimension, but a new cortical

15 In our series, the most frequent location for dermoid cysts was the periorbital area followed by the neck, scalp, periauricular, nasal and cheek areas, in a descending order..

Figure 10 Orthopantomogram (7 years after decompression and 2 years following enucleation) revealing the recurrence lesion, distending the mandibular body area spanned from right

Karak, “Melanotic neuroectodermal tumor of infancy of the maxilla: a case report with review of literature,” Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,

The aim of this case report is to de- scribe a rare clinical case of multiple idiopathic internal resorption in the permanent maxillary and mandibular molars using CBCT..

Intraoral extraction of an ectopic mandibular third molar detected in the subcondylar region without a pathological cause: A case report and literature review.

When case 2 in the present report is compared with those cases, the common findings are symptoms in relation to the condyle, absence of suppuration in relation to the

Anterior and anteromedial are, by far, the most commonly presenting directions of condylar dislo- cation whilst lateral and superolateral dislocations are the rarest types (4