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HindawiPublishingCorporation InternationalJournalofDentistry Volume2010,ArticleID702314,7pages doi:10.1155/2010/702314 ReviewArticle BoneDiseasesoftheJaws PieterJohannesSlootweg DepartmentofPathology,RadboudUniversityNijmegenMedicalCenter,HP824,P.O.Box9101,6500HBNijmegen,TheNetherlands CorrespondenceshouldbeaddressedtoPieterJohannesSlootweg,p.slootweg@pathol.umcn.nl Received11November2009;Accepted2February2010 AcademicEditor:PaulC.Edwards Copyright?2010PieterJohannesSlootweg.ThisisanopenaccessarticledistributedundertheCreativeCommonsAttribution License,whichpermitsunrestricteduse,distribution,andreproductioninanymedium,providedtheoriginalworkisproperly cited. Lesions speci?c for the jaws and not occurring in any other bones mostly are related to the teeth or to odontogenic tissues. Moreover,thejawsmayharbornonodontogenicbonelesionsnotseeninanyotherpartoftheskeleton.Thispaperpaysattention tothediseasesthatarespeci?cforthejaws,odontogenicaswellasnonodontogenic.Bothneoplasticandnonneoplasticentities willbediscussed. 1.Introduction 2.1. Odontogenic Cysts: In?ammatory. Radicular cysts are located at the root tips of teeth with necrotic pulp tissue, mostly due to extensive caries. Histologically, they are lined by nonkeratinizing epithelium. The ?brous cyst wall may show a chronic in?ammatory in?ltrate composed of lymphocytes and plasma cells. The extent of this in?ltrate mayvary.Aradicularcystleftbehindinthejawafterremoval oftheassociatedtoothiscalledresidualcyst.Cystswiththe samehistologyasmentionedabovebutlocatedatthelateral side of the tooth at the border between enamel and root cementumarecalledparadental.Itisthoughtthattheymay berelatedtodeepperiodontalpockets. Jawbonedi?ersfromotherbonesinseveralaspects.Embry- ologically, it is unique due to its development from cells migrating from the embryonal neuroectoderm. Anatomi- callyithousesthetoothgerms.Withbothuniquefeatures in the jaws, diseases occur that are not seen in any other partoftheskeleton.Forthepurposeofth