Radiographically,<unk> s appear most commonly as multilocular radiolucencies with ill-defined borders, though unilocular cyst-like tumors can occur, especially when associated with impacted teeth or when discovered in childhood. Ideally, the septa that cause the multilocular feature are thin and straight, producing a tennis racket or stepladder pattern. In reality, the majority of the septa visible in the tumor are curved and coarse, causing a "soap bubble" or "honeycomb" appearance, though locating one or two straight septa can aide in the diagnosis of this tumor.
Odontogenic myxoma
Cardiac fibroma
Ganglion cyst
Ganglioneuroma
Aponeurotic fibroma
Myxoid cyst
Nuchal fibroma
Chondroma