The main teeth involved can include deciduous and permanent teeth, impacted molars and premolars.[1] The growth is typically benign and painless. Although symptoms may not be noticeable, a dull pain and dentin hypersensitivity can occur as growth increases. Visibility of the cementoma may increase with growth and cause distortion/swelling to the face and surrounding areas along with tooth displacement.[4] Histological analyses reveal several sheets of cementum that show evidence of both cementoblast and cementoclast activity.[3]