Treatment of a Large Inflammatory Dentigerous Cyst: Case Report
Yai-Tin Lin, Chin‐Ying Stephen Hsu, Sung‐Wen Chang, Yng-Tzer J. Lin
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Yai-Tin Lin, Chin‐Ying Stephen Hsu, Sung‐Wen Chang, Yng-Tzer J. Lin
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A dentigerous cyst involving the jaw is mainly developmental in origin. An inflammatory dentigerous cyst, frequently found in young patients, develops as a result of the intra-follicular spread of periapical inflammation from the overlying primary tooth. This case report involves a large inflammatory dentigerous cyst associated with right mandibular tooth displacement in an eight-year-old boy. Large dentigerous cysts that displace permanent teeth may require primary marsupialization in order to provide favorable outcomes and permit eruption of the permanent teeth.
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A dentigerous cyst involving the jaw is mainly developmental in origin. An inflammatory dentigerous cyst, frequently found in young patients, develops as a result of the intra-follicular spread of periapical inflammation from the overlying primary tooth. This case report involves a large inflammatory dentigerous cyst associated with right mandibular tooth displacement in an eight-year-old boy. Large dentigerous cysts that displace permanent teeth may require primary marsupialization in order to provide favorable outcomes and permit eruption of the permanent teeth.
Key concepts: Dentigerous cyst, Marsupialization, Odontogenic cyst, Medicine, Dentistry, Follicular Cyst, Cyst, Orthodontics