Cherubism is a rare genetic disorder primarily affecting the bones of the jaw and face, typically manifesting in early childhood. The name derives from the condition’s characteristic appearance—full, rounded cheeks and an upward gaze reminiscent of cherubic figures in Renaissance art (1). While it is classified as a bone disorder, cherubism is technically a fibro-osseous condition involving the abnormal development and remodeling of bone and … Continue reading Cherubism