dentigerous

The follicular odontoma, also known as a dentigerous cyst, is derived from the distension of a tooth follicle.

There are three distinct examples of the occiput and fragments of the dentigerous portion of three mandibles.

The dentigerous processes are characteristically large and angular and bear numerous teeth.

In contrast to Osteocephalus, the dentigerous processes of the prevomers are curved, rather than angular in Phrynohyas.

A dentigerous cyst appears as a smooth, rounded, and painless swelling, usually in the region of the molar teeth.