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Non-Neoplasia - 6, Paget Disease of Bone, Central giant cell granuloma,…

- - - - The lesion is asymptomatic and is discovered on routine radiographic examination.
        
        Once this condition is recognized, no treatment is necessary. The lesion remains asymptomatic and localized.
  - - - Composed of numerous gritty pieces of soft and hard tissue
        
        Biopsy and microscopic examination are usually necessary to establish a diagnosis.
        
        Once a definitive diagnosis has been established, no further treatment is necessary. The prognosis is excellent.
  - - - The lesion characteristically involves multiple quadrants in the maxilla.
        
        The cause is unknown.
        
        It is best diagnosed on the basis of its characteristic patient history, clinical presentation and radiographic appearance.
        
        It does not require treatment.
- - - - Composed of well vascularized fibrous connective tissue containing many multinucleated giant cells
        
        Red blood cells, chronic inflammatory cells, hemosiderin pigment commonly seen in this lesion
        
        Treated with surgical removal
- - - - If it occurs in young children, this means that the child is lacking vitamin D
      - Treatment includes nutritional supplementation with vitamin D and dietary calcium