Assessment and treatment of large tumor from the jaws in a 55-Syrian male patient: A case report

Abstract

Large bone tumors can form in the upper and lower jaws of the mouth, leading to dental and jaw lesions. These tumors pose a significant challenge in performing dental prosthetics and restorative procedures in the affected jaws. This case report highlights a successful surgical intervention for a fifty-five-year-old Syrian man who presented with multiple bone tumors in the jaw bones. The surgery, performed at the dental clinic of the International University of Science and Technology, aimed to remove the tumors, allowing for future dental restorations. The surgical procedure was successful, and the tumorous lesions were examined and removed from both the upper and lower jaws. The jaws were then prepared for complete dental restorations. This case emphasizes the importance of timely intervention and surgical management for bone tumors in the jaws to restore oral function and improve quality of life.