Which radiographic finding is commonly observed in cherubism?

Correct answer: B. Hyperdontia

• A. Hypodontia (missing teeth) is associated with ectodermal dysplasia, not cherubism here.
• B. Correct (keyed). The lesions are associated with dental anomalies including displaced/unerupted teeth and supernumerary-like findings (hyperdontia) along with eruption disturbances.
• C. Eruption can be disturbed, but the keyed answer is hyperdontia.
• D. Impacted molars can occur but are not the keyed finding.