A retrospective analysis of 367 cystic lesions of the jaw—the Ulm experience

Clinicopathological correlation of odontogenic cysts and tumours in a South Indian population over a 20-year period

“…In the present study, odontogenic cysts occurred in men more frequently than in women (M:F=1.7:1), this can be justified with the increased incidence of radicular cysts in men and these findings are in accordance with other reported studies in literature 2002) observed a higher frequency of developmental OCs in patients seen at a private clinic and a higher proportion of inflammatory OCs in patients attended at a public health services suggesting that among private dental practitioners there is a higher frequency of application of radiographic diagnostic methods when one or more teeth have failed to erupt. The relative incidence of most common cysts (radicular, dentigerous, OOC) was variable with other studies such as Kreidler et al (1993) 3%, 16.6%, 11.2%). In the present study, radicular cyst was the most common cyst accounting for 50.8% of all odontogenic cysts.…”

The prevalence of inflammatory and developmental odontogenic cysts in a Libyan population

“…In the present study, odontogenic keratocysts were the third most common diagnosis (n=46). Earlier studies [2,6,7,10,11], reported prevalence rates of odontogenic keratocysts ranging from 1.8% to 21.5%. The prevalence rates in our study resemble those reported by Arotiba [14], Oschenius [13], Jones [9] and Radden [4].…”

“…Discussion Most studies on odontogenic cysts concern clinicopathological and etiological factors. Most incidence studies tend to be small [2][3][4][5]. Knowing the incidence and prevalence of odontogenic cysts and their commoner sites of presentation may help clinicians to determine a likely clinical diagnosis.…”

Paradental (Mandibular Inflammatory Buccal) Cyst

“…The prevalence of PC varies from 1% to 5% in all odontogenic cysts [3,6,25]. This fact justifies its inclusion in the group of rare lesions [15].…”