Oral Cyst Removal
Surgical removal (enucleation) of cysts of the jaw and soft tissues — fluid-filled sacs that can silently expand, weaken the jawbone, displace teeth, and become infected if untreated.
CBCT 3D imaging defines the cyst's exact size and relationship to teeth, nerves, and sinus; through a conservative opening, the cyst is removed intact with its lining to prevent recurrence, sent for pathological confirmation, and the defect grafted with bone substitute and PRF as needed.
Cysts discovered on dental X-rays, swelling/pressure in the jaw, cysts associated with impacted teeth or failed root canals, or recurring infections around a previously treated area.
- Prevents progressive jawbone destruction and fracture risk
- Complete lining removal minimizes recurrence
- Simultaneous grafting restores bone strength
- Every specimen pathologically verified.
CBCT 3D scanning shows the true three-dimensional extent of a cyst, often larger than a flat X-ray suggests, enabling complete, nerve-safe removal.
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Every consultation at our Cambria Heights office starts with a 3D scan and a clear, written plan.
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