What Is a Radicular Cyst?
A Radicular Cyst Is Generally Defined as a Cyst Arising from Epithelial Residues (Cell Rests of Malassez) in the Periodontal Ligament as a Consequence of...
A radicular cyst is generally defined as a cyst arising from epithelial residues (cell rests of Malassez) in the periodontal ligament as a consequence of inflammation, usually following the death of the dental pulp.
How are radicular cysts treated?
The treatment for radicular cysts includes conventional nonsurgical root canal therapy when lesion is localized or surgical treatment like enucleation, marsupialization or decompression when lesion is large [7]. Radicular cysts generally originate after trauma or dental caries.
Are radicular cysts painful?
Characteristics of Radicular Cysts
The cysts often enlarge with time and may cause symptoms after having broken through the bone, as in this case. The infection develops from the pulp chamber of the root canal and is often painful.
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