Exeresis of benign cementoblastoma in the region of the left lower third molar – case report

Vol. 10 – Number 40 – 2019 IMPLANT DENTISTRY NOTEBOOK Case report / Case report Page 30-34 Exeresis of benign cementoblastoma in the region of the left lower third molar – case report Sérgio Bartolomeu de Farias Martorelli1 Fernando de Oliveira Martorelli2 Felipe Bravo Machado de Andrade3 Erica Passos de Medeiros Lacerda4 Carlos Gilberto Pacheco Pessôa de Vasconcellos5 Gustavo Passos de Freitas Lins6 Summary Cementoblastoma is a relatively rare pathology and may occur in the maxilla or mandible. The region of premolars and molars is the most affected area, with prevalence in young adults. The differential diagnosis should be made with condensed osteitis, osteoblastoma, odontoma, cemento-osolificant fibroma, periapical cemental dysplasia and hypercementosis. Histopathologically, it appears as a mass that resembles mineralized cementum and fibrovascularized stroma, interposed by cementoblasts. The aim of this article was to report a clinical case of an infected benign cementoblastoma located in the region of the left lower third molar in a 32-year-old patient whose treatment was exeresis under local anesthesia, and healing was performed by second intention due to the infectious process installed. Keywords: Odontogenic tumors, cementoma, oral surgery, oral neoplasms.   1 Dr. in Dentistry – UFPB, Full Professor of CTBMF – FOR/FOPCB. 2 Spec. in CTBMF FACSET – CPGO/CIODONTO, Prof. of Surgery BMF – UNINASSAU, Recife/PE. 3 Dr. in Dentistry – UFPE, Prof. of BMF Surgery – FOR/PE. 4 Sp. in BMF Surgery – FACSET – CIODONTO-CPGO/PE, Me. in Dentistry – UFPE. 5 Sp. in BMF Surgery – FACSET/CIODONTO-CPG0/PE, Private Clinic. 6 Graduated in Dentistry – FOR/PE, Private Clinic.