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The Journal Case Report A 12 years old male patient had come to our outpatient department with chief complaint of swelling in right side cheek region. The duration of the swelling was 3 months and the growth was slow in nature. Swelling had been increasing in size with no associated pain. General examination revealed pits in palm and sole. On examination, the swelling was soft and slightly tender on palpation. Examination of the face showed frontal bossing, broad nasal bridge, hypertelorism, and mandibular prognathism (Figure 1). Fig 2 : Orthopantomograph showing multiple multilocular well-defined radiolucencies with sclerotic border located in maxilla and mandible. Fig 1 : The figure shows frontal bossing, broad nasal bridge, hypertelorism, and mandibular prognathism. Fig 3 : The radiograph shows frontal bossing, broad nasal bridge, hypertelorism, and mandibular prognathism. Lateral cephalogram shows the increased occipito-frontal circumference (Figure3) Intraoral examination revealed that the buccal sulcus on right side was obliterated and there was expansion of the buccal cortical plates and displacement of second molar and canine on both sides is seen. Orthopantomograph revealed multiple multilocular well-defined radiolucencies with sclerotic border located in maxilla and mandible (figure2). The displaced left and right second molars and canine tooth also had a cyst-like radiolucency over the crown. Total six cystic lesions (three in maxilla and three in mandible) were seen on OPG.Multi slice CT was taken and it revealed expansile multilocular cystic lesions in maxilla two on right side measuring 4*3.3 cms and 3.1*2.6 cms and one on the left side measuring 3.6*2.8 cms.Similar expansile multilocular cystic lesions in mandible measuring 1.3*0.9 cms in the angle of the mandible on left side , 3.3*1.7 cms in the ramus of mandible on left 34 29 23 22 10 3 1 21 14 Vol. 13 12 No. 2 3 May-August Sept-Dec 2016 May-August 2016 2017