Palencia GA, Guerra LDA, Martínez TJA

Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 50-54
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ABSTRACT

Nowadays the surgical procedures have evolved aiming to be as conservative as possible, resulting in a faster physiological regeneration. The removal of large maxillary cysts using decompression and marsupialization has proved to have excellent results, is this a procedure that avoids the use of large surgical access, although a second procedure is generally needed to completely remove the lesion. Conservative cystectomy using multiple access trepanations allows the complete elimination of the cyst without the need for a second surgical intervention. Excellent physiological bone healing and adequate soft tissue reposition without the need of grafting material and membrane is achieved thanks to the osseous bridges between the multiple trepanations, which gives support for soft tissue and provides osteoprogenitor cells. A clinical case of conservative enucleation of a large radicular cyst is presented as well as the extraction of a retained canine in a 12-year-old male patient using multiple trepanations.

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