Overview
Cysts and benign lesions within the jaw bone are removed surgically to prevent bone damage, infection and tooth loss. The surgeon ensures complete removal and, where needed, bone preservation or grafting.
Tissue is sent for examination to confirm diagnosis.
Key Benefits
Prevents jaw bone damage
Complete cyst removal
Bone preservation/grafting
Histopathology confirmation
What to Expect
1
Imaging
Cyst mapped with X-ray/CBCT.
2
Surgery
Cyst enucleated under anaesthesia.
3
Preservation
Bone preserved/grafted if needed.
4
Follow-up
Healing monitored.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are jaw cysts dangerous?
Untreated, they can damage bone and teeth — removal is advised.
Is it tested?
Yes — sent for histopathology.
Recovery?
Varies by size; guided closely.