How does a compound odontoma typically appear on a radiograph?

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Extra teeth resembling normal onesAreas that are both dark and light on the imageClusters of hardened calcified tissueClearly identifiable tooth-like formationsUnstructured radiopaque mass

Explanation

A compound odontoma radiographically resembles additional teeth, often called supernumerary teeth, which distinguishes it from other lesions that may show mixed radiolucent and radiopaque areas or calcified masses.