The combination of multiple asymptomatic radiopaque jaw lesions with supernumerary teeth and intestinal polyps is indicative of:

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Gardner's syndrome, a variant of familial adenomatous polyposis, is characterized by the presence of multiple polyps in the colon and rectum that have a high risk of turning cancerous. It also manifests with extracolonic features such as osteomas, dental anomalies (including supernumerary teeth), and epidermoid cysts. The presence of multiple asymptomatic radiopaque jaw lesions along with supernumerary teeth and intestinal polyps is indicative of Gardner's syndrome.

The Combination of Multiple Asymptomatic Radiopaque Jaw Lesions with Supernumerary