“…In this case, the patient felt a lump in her palate and labial gingiva, with pain and swelling indicating inflammation on the cyst lump, and the pressure of the cyst caused rotation of (Chhabra et al, 2020), this caused loosening of the periodontal ligament and access for bacterias to enter the micro space between the teeth and the alveolar bone thus causing infection. This chronic infection could spread to surrounding bones, and the thin alveolar bone around the cyst wall makes it easier for bacteria to penetrate and causes infection to develop around the cyst (Widhianingrum et al, 2016).…”