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A 2×2 mm nodule on the attached gingiva near the mandibular lateral incisors. What will the histological finding likely show?

Normal mucosa and bone
Serous acini
Odontoma
Osteoma

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Correct answer: B. Serous acini

A small gingival nodule in this location is likely a minor salivary gland lesion, with histology revealing serous acini.

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