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Dentigerous Cysts
Dentigerous cysts and other problems of non-eruption are relatively common.
A dentigerous cyst will be associated with a missing tooth and is an expansive cysts filled with serum. Radiographs will quickly identify the location of the tooth and size of the cyst.
Treatment requires incision into the cyst, removal of the unerupted tooth and secretory lining and packing of the site with BoneGlass (Consil™) before suturing.
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