ameloblastoma-pathophysiology
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Epithelial cells of
Malassez
Remnants of the
sheath of Hertwig
impacted teeth and dentigero
us cysts(17
trauma or chemical insult in
utero
invagination of the
basal cell of epithelium
into the developing jaw bone
Heterotopic epithelium
Disturbance of
developing enamel
Basal cells of surface
epitheliu
Epithelium of
odontogeni
abnormal cell growth infiltrates and destroys surrounding bony
tissues in the mandible or maxilla
Ameloblastoma
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Ameloblastoma pathophysiology:
Ameloblastoma is believed to be derived from:
Epithelial cells of Malassez.
Remnants of the sheath of Hertwig contained in the periodontal ligament of the erupted teeth.
Epithelium of odontogenic cysts- 17% are associated with impacted teeth and dentigerous cysts.
Disturbance of developing enamel organ- may result from trauma or chemical insult in utero.
Basal cells of surface epithelium- thought to result from invagination of the basal cell of epithelium into the developing jaw bone.
Heterotopic epithelium- epithelium from other areas of the body (e.g. pituitary gland)other than the jaw.