2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10006-019-00816-8
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Comparative analysis between developmental and inflammatory odontogenic cysts: retrospective study and literature review

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“…Most radicular cysts are treated with conservative approaches (endodontic treatment) and, therefore, are not surgically removed 19 . Furthermore, radicular cysts, are related to preventable causes (such as infections) and actions to promote oral health may help to reduce the prevalence of these lesions 27 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most radicular cysts are treated with conservative approaches (endodontic treatment) and, therefore, are not surgically removed 19 . Furthermore, radicular cysts, are related to preventable causes (such as infections) and actions to promote oral health may help to reduce the prevalence of these lesions 27 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Männer sind etwas häufiger betroffen als Frauen, und die häufigste Lokalisation ist die anteriore Maxilla, wobei auch andere Lokalisationen nicht selten vorkommen [5]. Pathogenetisch wird davon ausgegangen, dass sie durch eine entzündliche (meist kariesbedingte) Pulpanekrose mit assoziierter Proliferation apikal im parodontalen Ligament gelegener Malassez-Zellreste verursacht wird, die dann durch den entzündlich bedingten erhöhten hydrostatischen Druck auseinandergedrängt werden [6]. Hieraus erschließt sich auch, dass für die Diagnose ein assoziierter avitaler Zahn vorliegen muss.…”
Section: Radikuläre Zysteunclassified
“…They occur in the third decade of life and are more common in men. Among such lesions, radicular cysts are the most common type of inflammatory odontogenic cysts and are most frequently seen and more widespread in the maxillary anterior region [2,3]. Possible radiological progress of a radicular cyst starts as a small radiolucent lesion at the root of a non-vital tooth or at the apex of a remaining root, similar to periapical granuloma [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%