A dental cyst is a closed sac of tissue filled with soft material or fluid. It develops in soft tissues of the oral cavity such as gums, lips, and teeth. The causes are an improper eruption of the tooth. It often occurs at the root tips or forms on the crown of the dead tooth. It can resolve on its own, but it can sometimes get infected, causing an oral abscess.
Eruption Cysts
An eruption cyst (EC) is a benign, developmental cyst associated with a primary or permanent tooth. Read the article to learn about it.
Partsch - Technique or Marsupialisation in Maxillofacial Surgery
Partsch technique is a process in maxillofacial surgery that relies on the principle of incomplete removal of cyst lining to facilitate drainage of the lesions.
Surgical Ciliated Cyst of Maxilla - Features, Complications, and Oral Management
The surgical ciliated cyst of the maxilla is a rare but true cyst. Read the article to know about the causes, incidence, clinical features, and management.
Paradental Cysts - Clinical Features, Diagnosis, and Management
Paradental cysts are cysts arising from partially erupted third molars. Read the article to know more about paradental cysts.
