Radiopacity noted on routine panoramic film ,left near ascen | Figure 1

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Radiopacity noted on routine panoramic film, left near ascending ramus. No pain or evidence of lesion upon palpation. Patient is asymptomatic. Film retaken and Radiopacity evident on both images. (not artifact) Any thoughts or recommendations? Thanks.

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