cementifying fibroma
[ sĭ-mĕn′tə-fī′ĭng ]
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n.
A form of cementoma occurring in the mandible of the elderly and consisting of cellular fibrous tissue containing round or lobulated masses of cementum.
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Words nearby cementifying fibroma
CEMA, cembalo, cement, cementation, cementicle, cementifying fibroma, cementite, cementitious, cement line, cement mixer, cementoblast
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