These rests may appear numerous in the fibrous connective tissue wall occasionally, which may be misinterpreted as ameloblastoma by some pathologists who are unfamiliar with oral lesions. The epithelial lining is composed of two to four layers of flattened non-keratinizing cells, with a flat epithelium and connective tissue interface.
The presence of numerous rests within the fibrous connective tissue wall can sometimes be mistaken for ameloblastoma by pathologists unfamiliar with oral lesions. The epithelial lining is composed of two to four layers of flattened, non-keratinized cells, forming a flat epithelium and connective tissue interface.