Management of Osteoma Peripheral Type in the Lingual of Right Lower jaw

Background: Osteoma is benign bone tumors are often found in skeletal bones. These can involve any bone, but usually the long The affected generally prominent and clinically visible. This tumor treated with surgery to remove mass. cause of osteoma unclear, accepted theories related embryology, trauma, or infection. Objective: case reports a peripheral type lingual right lower jaw discuss according literature several other similar cases. Case Report: A 37 years old man chief complaint swelling posterior region for 16 without pain, fever symptom. management: Panoramic radiograph provisional diagnosis was made before surgery. Surgical excision previously conducted under general anesthesia. Six months after surgery, patient good health. Conclusion: Peripheral at surface be surgically well do not show recurrence.