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Growth on lower jaw- benign

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There are literally hundreds of lower jaw growths and it would be irresponsible to answer this question any way other than you should get it checked by a professional, preferably an oral surgeon who can, if needed, take a biopsy. That said, benign growths are by far more common. The most common is a torus, a bony growth on the mandible usually just below the gum line.

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