20 adult patients, regardless of sex and age limits, from the patients referred to the department of oral and maxillofacial surgery of Yazd are selected. All of them must have benign pathological lesion (ameloblastoma, odontogenic keratocyst, etc) involving only mandibular body (from distal aspect of canine tooth to mandibular angle) unilaterally , requiring resection and subsequent reconstruction of the body of mandible under general anesthesia. Patients are randomly divided into two groups. They will be ready for operation, one group using conventional methods and the other using three-dimensional printing technology. In the group using three-dimensional printer, after acquiring a CT scan of axial, coronal and three-dimensional reconstruction views, prototype three-dimensional models of the patient's facial bones are fabricated. Then, while studying the three-dimensional model, required treatment plan is determined and shaping and adapting reconstruction plates on the model, which represents the state of the mandibular bone lesion morphology is done. The pre-shaped and adapted reconstruction plates will be delivered to hospital’s CSR for sterilization. In the group using conventional method, CT Scan of axial, coronal and three-dimensional reconstruction views are provided for patients but required treatment plan is determined using only clinical assessment and radiographic evaluation and three-dimensional models will not be manufactured. After routine tests surgery is performed. The amount of mouth opening will be measured in both groups before surgery. In the intervention group, during surgery, after resection of bone lesions, pre-shaped plates are placed at the site of reconstruction; while in the control group reconstruction plates are shaped routinely during the surgery and adapted on the bone. Finally, after placement and fixation of reconstruction plates, surgical site will be sutured to end the surgery. During surgery, the amount of blood loss and duration of the operation is measured in both groups. After surgery, mouth opening and post-operative pain is evaluated in multiple time periods. Also the risk of plate exposure and infection during six months of follow-up will be examined.