Bilateral ramus mandibulectomy with plate reconstruction in ameloblastic carcinoma patient

Background: Ameloblastic carcinoma is a rare and malignant odontogenic tumour possibly arising de-novo from pre-existing ameloblastoma. It aggressive locally destructive. Ameloblastoma the most common benign of mandible. originates tooth-forming epithelium, where its aetiology remains unknown. usually grows slowly, asymptomatic, destroys surrounding bone tissue. Malignant transformation ameloblastomas may occur spontaneously. Resection primary therapy for ameloblastic with extensive destruction. Mandibular resection causes instability due to missing parts bone, so reconstruction needed. Purpose: This study will report on an individual case that underwent bilateral ramus mandibulectomy using plate technique. Case: Bilateral in patient. Case Management: Two months after surgery, patient could open her mouth functionally aesthetically. Conclusion: Plate option reconstructing large