The most frequent radiographic appearance of metastatic carcinoma in the oral cavity is a
well-defined radiolucency, anterior maxilla
poorly-defined radiolucency, posterior mandible.
poorly-defined radiolucency, anterior maxilla
well-defined radiolucency, posterior mandible
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