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Purpose: The central giant cell granuloma (SDHG) found in the chest bones is a beneficial, aggressive, intraosal injury that is mostly seen in women and before the age of 30. In addition to the frequent preference of curetage in treatment, in recent years, intralational steroid and interferon- α (IFN-α) application are also benefited from methods such as the use of systemic calcitonin. In this fact report, the 11 year old male patient will discuss the approach to the treatment of SDHG diagnosed in the mandibular molar area. After clinical and radiological assessment, a blood test was also performed to eliminate hyperparathyroidism (brown tumor) and the blood values were found normal. In order to get a precise diagnosis, the existing injury has been conducted by an insuficient biopsy and the SDHG considered in the pre-diagnosis has been confirmed. The patient's treatment began in the form of intralysis steroid application once a week for a period of five weeks. However, in the control radiographs, no resolution or new calcium area was found in the injury. Therefore, as an alternative treatment, the patient began to use intranasal calcitonin once a day for 6 months.  The findings: The last control radiography taken at the end of the month observed a noticeable reduction in the injury and the beginning of kallus formation. There has been no record for six years. Results:Systemic calcitonin therapy with SDHG is a non-chirurgical, minimal initiative and preferable treatment method to avoid functional and aesthetic deformities in young patients. Keywords: calcitonin, central giant cell granuloma, mandibula

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