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cementoma

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cementoma /ce·men·to·ma/ (se″men-to´mah) any of a variety of benign cementum-producing tumors including cementoblastoma, cementifying fibroma, florid osseous dysplasia, and periapical cemental dysplasia, particularly the last.
gigantiform cementoma  florid osseous dysplasia.

ce·men·to·ma (smn-tm, s-mn-)
n.
A tumor composed of tissue resembling cementum.

cementoma
[sē′mentō′mə] pl. cementomas, cementomata
Etymology: L, caementum + Gk, oma, tumor
any benign, cementum-producing tumor associated with the apices of teeth. It may be present as a mass of fibrous connective tissue, as fibrous connective tissue with spicules of cementum, or as a calcified mass resembling cementum. Examples are cementoblastoma and cementifying fibroma.

cementoma (sēmentō´m),
n (traumatic osteoclasia), an apical lesion associated with the apices of teeth. It may be present as a mass of fibrous connective tissue, fibrous connective tissue with spicules of cementum, or a calcified mass resembling cementum and having few cellular elements.
cementoma, first-state,

cementoma
a mass of cementum lying free at the apex of a tooth, probably a reaction to injury.


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