Dental cystectomy
One of the complications that accompany dental disease is the formation of cysts. As a rule, this benign neoplasm occurs as a result of chronic inflammatory processes occurring in the area of the tooth. A cyst is a cavity (often with purulent contents) enclosed in a dense shell. If the neoplasm is not removed in time, it will eventually begin to grow, destroying bone tissue. To prevent this from happening, a tooth cystectomy is performed. Such a surgical operation is aimed at removing a cyst in the jaw.
Removal of a tooth cyst is a fairly common standard procedure in modern dentistry. As a rule, such an operation is performed under local anesthesia and is considered almost the simplest procedure in surgical dentistry.
A tooth cyst is a small bladder that grows under the root of a tooth, filling with dead soft tissue cells, antibodies and dead bacteria. Thick liquid is surrounded on all sides by a dense shell that prevents it from leaving the tooth.
IMPORTANT! If you do not eliminate the cyst in time, you can lose a tooth!
it is simple, but very effective surgical intervention, allowing to correct and prevent some problems related to the appearance and health of the person.
Modern dentistry has learned to solve all problems in the oral cavity quickly, efficiently and absolutely painlessly.
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