CONSERVATIVE APPROACH TO A LARGE DENTIGEROUS CYST IN AN 11 YEAR OLD PATIENT
Author(s) -
Mert Tayşi,
Can Özden,
Ahmet Burak Çankaya,
Sami Yıldırım,
Levent Bilgiç
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
journal of i̇stanbul university faculty of dentistry/journal of istanbul university faculty of dentistry
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2149-4592
pISSN - 2149-2352
DOI - 10.17096/jiufd.85819
Subject(s) - marsupialization , dentigerous cyst , medicine , premolar , dentistry , odontogenic cyst , molar , conservative treatment , lesion , orthodontics , cyst , surgery
Dentigerous cyts are form of benevolent odontogenic cyts which are related to crowns of permament teeth. Often, they are described as unilocular radiolucent lesions and barely seen in childhood era. This article aims to show a case about 11 year old boy having a dentigerous cyst associated with the mandibular canine and a premolar. Extraction of the primary molars and marsupialization of the lesion is also included in this method of treatment. After 9 months of the treatment, impacted teeth spontaneously erupted. Therefore, if we aim to manage of dentigerous cysts in children conservatively, marsupialization might be considered as first and foremost treatment method.
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