Pindborg tumor arises from:_________?

Correct answer: E. Both B & D

  • A. Basal layer of cells
  • B. Stratum intermedium
  • C. Stratum corneum
  • D. Dental lamina
  • E. Both B & D

Explanation

Pindborg tumour, or calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumour, is thought to arise from remnants of the dental lamina and may show differentiation resembling the stratum intermedium. Therefore, both listed sources are accepted.

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