Acanthomatous ameloblastoma is a rare yet significant odontogenic tumor that primarily affects the jawbone, particularly in the mandible. This tumor is characterized by its aggressive behavior and can lead to extensive bone destruction if left untreated. The term “acanthomatous” refers to the tumor’s unique histological features, which include the presence of epithelial cells with prominent keratinization. Understanding this condition is crucial for effective diagnosis and management, as it can often be mistaken for other types of jaw lesions. The complexity of acanthomatous ameloblastoma lies not only in its histopathological characteristics but also in its clinical presentation. Patients may experience swelling, pain, or other symptoms that can interfere with daily activities.…