Segmental Resection With Primary Reconstruction Using a Patient-Specific Implant for Unicystic Ameloblastoma: A One-Year Follow-Up Case Report

Unicystic ameloblastoma is a slow-growing tumor originating from the odontogenic epithelium that can be localized within lining of cyst. It commonly affects younger individuals and frequently found in posterior mandible. The classification this based on histopathological characteristics, distinguishing between luminal, intraluminal, mural proliferation epithelium. Treatment options vary depending histology range enucleation to resection with secondary reconstruction. In recent years, patient-specific implants have gained popularity reconstructive surgeries, particularly craniomaxillofacial surgery. This case report focuses 22-year-old female patient mural-type unicystic ameloblastoma. treatment involved segmental mandibular primary reconstruction using implant address defect. postoperative healing process condylar movement were evaluated, achieved satisfactory results. provides valuable insights into management implant.