Question: My daughter is age 6 and was diagnosed with fibrous dysplasia in the left mandible last month. It all started with a swelling in left side of face and some pain which led us to her seeing a dentist, she was sent for a pan xray of face, which revealed nothing. We took her to see her pediatrician which referred her to an ENT specialist, his first assumption was a blockage in salivary gland. She had an ultrasound done, nothing showed up, and then a CT scan which showed the deformity in the jaw bone. She was then referred to a Maxiofacial Surgeon who she has been in his care since October 2014. She has so far had an ICAT scan, extensive blood work, a CT with contrast, a full body bone scan, and a bone biopsy in Feb 2015. The clinical diagnosis - R/O Fibrous Dysplsia, summary - junvenile trabecular ossifying fibroma. She has pain and swelling sometimes after 1 or 2 weeks of her face looking normal. Can you shed some light on what sort of treatment we can explore, surgery being the last option.