“…Radicular cysts are asymptomatic, and patients usually complain of swelling that gets bigger over time and disturbing aesthetically and functionally, involves mobility and migration of other teeth. 1,4 The radiography appearance is round or oval with radiolucent content surrounded by a radiopaque border that extends the lamina dura of the involved tooth. 4 The pathogenesis of the cyst consists of three phases, namely phase 1, the initiation phase, phase 2, which the cyst begins to form, and phase 3, the developmental stage of the cyst until it reaches a large size.…”