Case Report
Dentigerous Cyst or Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor: Clinical Radiological and Histopathological Dilemma
Table 1
Clinical data of the reported cases of adenomatoid odontogenic tumor (AOT) arising from a dentigerous cyst in children and adolescents.
| Reference | Age/Sex | Race | Radiographic | Features | Site |
| Valderrama [7] | 16 females | Filipino | Unilocular radiolucency | 14 crown surrounded | Maxilla | Warter et al. [8] | 8 males | Nigerian | Unilocular radiolucency | 13 crown surrounded | Maxilla | Tajima et al. [9] | 15 males | Japanese | A well-defined radiopaque mass |
Crown of unerupted 28 | Maxillary sinus | Garcia-pola et al. [10] | 12 males | Spanish | Unilocular radiolucency | 23 crown | Maxilla | Bravo et al. [11] | 14 males | Not stated | Unilocular radiolucency | 23 crown surrounded | Maxilla | Chen et al. [12] | 18 males | Chinese | Unilocular radiolucency | 23 crown surrounded | Maxilla | Nonaka et al. [13] | 13 males | Not stated | Unilocular radiolucency | 23 crown | Maxilla | Present case | 14 males | Asian | Unilocular radiolucency | 13 crown | Maxilla |
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