Özet:

Keratocistic odontogenic tumor (KKOT) is a odontogenic source, developing from dental laminate and classified as a tumor. KKOT occurs in the oropathic area in maxilla and mandibula, often in the ramus and angulus areas of the mandibula. It is a benign neoplasm that shows aggressive behavior and has a high rate of scratch. Radiographically, lesions can be related to round or oval shapes, sometimes multi-local images in the shape of a scratch and a buried tooth. In this case report, a well-limited and broad unilocular radiolusent injury associated with the third molar tooth under the left was randomly detected in a routine panoramic radiographic examination. For further viewing the area was taken conic radiated computer tomography (KIBT) images. According to the radiographical characteristics of the lesion, the dentigerous cyst was pre-diagnosed. The patient was consulted with the Anabolic Department of Oral and Chronic Surgery for possible treatment options. The treatment was initially carried out under local anesthesia. 4 months after the first operation, when the size of the injury was reduced, surgery was carried out. In the histopathological examination, it was that KKOT was a precise diagnosis because the injury was surrounded by the epithelium in your paracetate.

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