Jaw cyst removal

It is the most common cyst that results from nonvital or dead pulp inside the tooth due to dental caries or trauma, dead or inadequate treated dental root. Treatment most often involves root canal treatment, however, when such treatment is unsuccessful, root tip resection is performed with the infected tissue completely removed and the defect filled with bone substitute. If the tooth is impossible to save, it will be extracted with the cyst cavity cleaned out.

That emerge near or around teeth. Cysts form slowly but they can result in weakened jaw or cause other complications. Cysts are usually caused by improper or absent dental root canal therapy or dental trauma.

Occur around unerupted teeth, most often beside the lower wisdom teeth and upper canines.