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Abstract
Oxytalan fibers, identified by histochemical methods alone, were found embedded in
the calcified material in 100 percent of the peripheral odontogenic fibromas examined.
Since oxytalan fibers have been found embedded in bone in the periodontal ligament,
the finding of these fibers in the calcified material of peripheral odontogenic fibromas
adds considerable weight to the assumption that these lesions are of periodontal ligament
origin.
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