Guide bone regeneration (GBR) reconstruction of extensive alveolar bone defect due to infected radicular cyst enucleation: 2 case reports

Saputra, Dwi Riski; Nugraha, Andreas Pratama; Baydowi, Gatot; Kamadjaja, David B.; Indiralia, Anisia

doi:10.1016/j.ijscr.2023.108280

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“…In conclusion, the treatment of jaw cystic lesions involves a combination of cyst enucleation, bone grafting, and the use of PRP and pericardium membranes 8 . While the effectiveness of bone grafts is still debated, PRP has been shown to be a reliable and stable graft material, and pericardium membranes have been used to guide bone regeneration 9 .…”

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Bone defect reconstruction after radicular cyst enucleation with bovine bone graft and protein rich plasma: A case report

Olivier Maron Sahetapy,

Gatot Baydowi,

Indra Mulyawan

2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Background: Radicular cyst enucleation and reconstruction with bone graft is a surgical procedure used to remove a cyst that has formed around a tooth root. The procedure involves making an incision in the gum tissue to expose the cyst, removing the cyst and any affected bone, and then filling the resulting defect with a bone graft. The bone graft is typically taken from the patient's own body, such as from the chin or the iliac crest, and is used to promote new bone growth and help stabilize the surrounding teeth. After the procedure, the gum tissue is sutured back into place, and the patient may be prescribed pain medication and antibiotics to help manage any discomfort or infection. The success of the procedure depends on the size and location of the cyst, as well as the patient's overall oral health. Purpose: To aim management of cyst enucleation and reconstruction bone defect with bovine bone graft and protein rich plasma (PRP). Case(s): A female 19 years old with the chief complaint of the patient have caries io the lower left jaw tooth. The patient complains of frequent oedemmon left cheek site. On panoramic radiologic examination, a radiolucent lesion with a radiopaque border was found in the apical region of tooth 36. Case Management: The patient underwent enucleation of cyst and bone defect reconstruction with general anaesthesia. After 14 days, the sutures were removed and the wound were healed. Conclusion: This case of radicular cyst can be used for guideline with enucleation of radicular cyst and bone defect reconstrtion

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