Clinical Features and Radiographic Aspects of Squamous Cell Carcinoma in the Gnathic Bones

This integrative review aimed to discuss the clinical features and imaging aspects of squamous cell carcinoma in gnathic bones on panoramic radiographs cone-beam computed tomography. The electronic search was conducted PubMed, Embase, Scopus using keywords tomography, radiography, dentomaxillofacial complex, oral carcinoma. Studies between 2012 2022, report radiography tomography were selected. initial found 375 articles, leaving 171 after excluding duplicates. Eighteen studies met inclusion criteria, bringing together a total twenty cases. Swelling pain are common features. In most cases, mandible; borders poorly defined with invasive aspects; internal structure radiolucent/hypodense some had radiopaque flecks. lesion causes structures destroyed like adjacent bone, alveolar process, border mandibular canal, ramus mandible. image raised this review: as large areas osteolysis interspersed an irregular pattern radiopaque/hyperdense flakes, imprecise limits borders, causing significant destruction structures, can be diagnostic hypothesis. these we recommend urgency completing diagnosis. provide information that leads suspicion malignant lesion, but provides real dimension repercussion lesion.