A 16-year-old patient is found to have several well-defined radiopacities in his jaws. The patient is asymptomatic and teeth are vital. These lesions could be which of the following?
A) Central giant cell granulomas
B) Osteomas
C) Odontogenic keratocysts
D) Cherubism
E) None of the above
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