Odontogenic fibroma, central .
- It is a rare odontogenic tumor. It usually occurs between the ages of 10 and 40.
- It may be asymptomatic or cause swelling and tooth mobility.
- Most common sites: mandible (premolar-molar region), maxilla (anterior region)
- Small lesions are usually unilocular, and larger lesions are multilocular.
- Well-defined margins.
- Adjacent teeth: often displaced or impacted. Root resorption is a common finding.
