Etiology and Incidence of Juvenile Ossifying Fibroma in Children Juvenile ossifying fibroma is a benign tumor, which demonstrates aggressive expansion. It is quite uncommon and there is aggressive formation of new bone. This results in gross facial deformities of the involved bones, most commonly the jaws. Periodontal Ligaments as the Source for Juvenile Ossifying Fibroma...
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