Solitary benign peripheral osteoma of angle of mandible diagnosed using cone beam computed tomography: A case report

Few examples of osteomas the facial bones have been documented in literature making them a rare condition. When found craniofacial skeleton, are benign, slow-growing osteogenic tumors bone that distinguished by growth compact or cancellous bone. The case report this article describes peripheral osteoma near angle mandible which was diagnosed incidentally cone beam computed tomography scan. We solitary periosteal on buccal aspect 20-year-old man and also highlight importance advanced imaging modality diagnosis bony lesions region.