ABSTRACT Caries is a multifactorial disease due to the imbalance of de/re-mineralization process. Complementary radiographic examinations are able detect hidden caries. The purpose this short communication was investigate radiolucent image suggestive caries in lower third molar. extraction tooth, decalcification, inclusion and preparation were performed for histological analysis lesion. Histolo...

evaluation of enlarged follicles with unerupted teeth is always important because some changes may occur. one of the extremely rare conditions seen in dental follicles is multiple calcifying hyperplastic dental follicle. we report a case of multiple calcifying hyperplastic dental follicle. radiographs showed that mandibular third molars had a pericoronal radiolucent zone delineated by a well-de...

Les calculs radio-transparents sont une entité rare et concernent moins de 10 % des rencontrés en pratique clinique. La définition couramment admise est celle basée sur l’absence visibilité d’un calcul la radiographie conventionnelle (Abdomen sans préparation). Revue littérature utilisant les mots clés : radiolucent stone, urolithiasis, computed tomography, imaging. articlés recensés études épi...

Intraosseous ganglia can affect the carpal bones of the hand and must be considered in the differential diagnosis of wrist pain. A 38-year-old female presented with a 14-month history of left wrist pain and a radiolucent cystic lesion was seen computed tomography (CT) scanning. Characteristic radiographic findings of a cyst in association with a fine sclerotic rim was apparent. We report an unu...

Kerber, C., and Blank, E. (1974). Archives of Disease in Childhood, 49, 560. Total brain opacification in children during angiography. Total brain opacification is an angiographic method of neuroradiological examination in children which will often make examination with air unnecessary. The substance of the brain becomes temporarily opaque while the ventricles and avascular masses are radioluce...

Dentigerous cysts result from abnormal development of enamel epithelium. In a pediatric population, they represent 64.8% of all cysts of the jaws and are ranked first in terms of frequency before inflammatory cysts [2]. These cysts are common among children and adolescents and are manifested by a radiolucent picture that forms around the crown of a permanent tooth that has not changed in the arch.

The central odontogenic fibroma (COF) is a rare benign mesenchymal tumour of jaw bone derived from the ectomesenchyme. It characterized by fibrous mature stroma with variable number strands or islands inactive-looking epithelium. presented case 46 years old male complaining asymptomatic mandibular bony swelling. Radiographically, lesion unilocular radiolucent, root resorption and displacement t...