Maxillofacial region

Types
periapical cyst
keratocystic odontogenic tumor
dentigerous cyst
follicular cyst
radicular cyst
Types
periapical cyst
A periapical cyst, also known as a radicular cyst, is inflammatory, develops from a periapical granuloma, and is associated with the root of a tooth.
It is most common in the anterior maxilla.
It shows a stratified squamous epithelium and fibrous capsule with mixed (mostly acute) inflammation.
It is the most common odontogenic cyst, and most common (...)

The dermoid cyst is an uncommon clinicopathological lesion of developmental origin.
Only about 7% are found in the head and neck. The occurrence of such cysts in the oral cavity is extremely rare, with approximately 1.6% located in this area.
The floor of the mouth is one of the most commonly affected area, however, these cysts can also be found in the tongue, lips, buccal mucosa and jaw bones.
See also
maxillofacial region
Open references
Dermoid cysts of maxillofacial region. (...)

Links
Maxillofacial Bone Diseases at Thomas Bond’s Book

Types
mandibular deformations
mandibular malformations
See also
fetal anomalies

Etiology (exemples)
craniosynostoses Pfeiffer syndrome

Types
mandibular prognathism
mandibular retrognathism micrognathia

Adj. mandibular

Etiology (exemples)
craniosynostoses Pfeiffer syndrome

Adj. maxillary