Cherubism is a genetic condition characterized by bilateral cyst-like radiolucent lesions that begin in the third molar-ramus area of the mandible and extend posteriorly and anteriorly and occasionally into the condyle and maxilla. It causes enlargement of the jaws while the cortex remains intact and can encroach on the maxillary sinuses, displace developing teeth, and cause early exfoliation of deciduous teeth.

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2. Radiologic Features: Cherubism bilateral radiolucent cyst-like lesions begins in third molar-ramus area extends posteriorly and anteriorly occasionally into condyle maxilla usually after mandible

3. Radiologic Features: Cherubism causes enlargement of jaws cortex remains intact encroach upon maxillary sinuses displacment of developing teeth early exfoliation of deciduous teeth

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8. Thank You References Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology: A Diagnostic Approach , David MacDonald , Edition: 1