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Adenoameloblastoma may recur when treated incompletely by curettage. In the rare case of recurrence, an extensive and mutilating resection may become necessary. A correct diagnosis must be made in cases of atypical ameloblastomas in order to avoid unnecessary radical surgery. In doubtful cases, biopsy with histopathologic examination is indicated. Acknowledgment: We thank Mrs. Frieda Werebe for organizing this manuscript.
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