A radiograph of the lower front teeth shows radiolucent areas above the roots of the right central and lateral incisors. The teeth have no fillings or decay, the patient experiences no pain or swelling, and the pulps are healthy. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Explanation

The radiolucencies located above the apices of vital mandibular incisors without signs of infection or decay suggest a benign lesion originating from cementum, consistent with cementoblastoma. Other options such as periapical granuloma, radicular cyst, and chronic abscess typically involve non-vital teeth and are associated with symptoms.