Figure legends
Figure1. Panoramic radiograph of the lesion that shows well-defined
radiolucent lesion contained areas of radiopacity around the crown of an
unerupted third molar (A). Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) view of
the lesion (B).
Figure 2. Histopathologic feature of the epithelial lining of COC with
prominent ghost cells (×40) (A). Sections of tooth buds in the
epithelium and also in the cyst wall (×100) (B).
Figure 3. Sections of numerous tooth buds in different stages. Dental
papilla (DP); Stellate reticulum (SR); Stratum Intermedium (SI); Outer
enamel epithelium (OEE); Ameloblasts (A); Odontoblasts (Od); Enamel (E);
Tubular dentin (D) (×200)
Figure 4. One -year postoperative radiograph
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