Odontogenic tumor with prominent clear cell component misdiagnosed as pleomorphic adenoma by fine-needle aspiration. A case report.

Clear cell tumors in the maxillofacial region, are usually originated in salivary or odontogenic tissues, or may be metastatic. They include calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumors, ameloblastoma and odontogenic carcinoma. Clear cell odontogenic tumor has been classified in the last WHO classification as a benign tumor, but current opinion is that it should be designated as a carcinoma.

[Stomatological hemorrhages; hemostasis with GRF (gelatin-resorcin-formol)].

Original haemostasis technique of odontological haemorrhages by means of G.R.F.

[Fluoroprophylaxis of odontodystrophy in radiotherapy of the cervicofacial area].

We have discussed the technique of prophilaxis of dental diseases in patients subjected to radiotherapy of the cervical-facial region by means of gel fluorinated carring cradles. We have also discussed the results obtained from 140 patients, 102 of whom were treated for over 2 years.