The Digital Diagnostic Approach to Stafne’s Bone Cavity (SBC): From a Review of the Literature to the Description of a Clinical Case.

Introduction: Stafne’s Bone Cavity [SBC] is a rare, well-defined, mandibular bone lesion, which was first discovered by Edward C. Stafne in 1942. Objective: The purpose of this article to evaluate digital diagnostic approach (SBC) through review and description some clinical cases. Methods: conducted an analysis the literature all articles published on Cavity. We report case 55-year-old male patient who needed tooth implant rehabilitation, therefore, panoramic radiograph taken as part routine evaluation plan care. After diagnosis, focus more precise imaging merits choosing Computerized Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging were compared. Results: According our literature, prevalence these cavities found be 0.14%, while 8% them patients 72% older than 44 years age. patient’s revealed presence SBC his left posterior side mandible. In order confirm improve underwent Computer exam, chosen for its benefits outweighing those MRI. Conclusion: cavity indeed uncommon finding it asymptomatic identified only imaging, CT scans MRIs. However, can pose logistical problems application dental implants. typology study confirmed findings systematic review; patient, being middle aged male, presented SBC, during x-ray fitting use tomography diagnosis detailed anatomical structure, thus guiding restoration process.