Periodontal Medicine Including Biopsy Techniques

Noonan, Vikki; Kabani, Sadru; Dibart, Serge

doi:10.1002/9780470376416.ch10

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“…Microscopic evaluation of the cyst wall can describe the form of the lesion, either a classic LPC or a more aggressive multicystic or botryoid form. In any case of microcyst formation in the microscopically evaluated cyst wall, this finding should arouse suspicion about a possible more aggressive form of the lesion [3,7,9,15,16,22].…”

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“…In cases of tooth resorption and irregular bone lesions, other odontogenic or non-odontogenic cysts or tumors can be suspected [7,9]. Usually, LPC is diagnosed accidentally during routine control radiograph, which is well described in most cases [12][13][14][15]. Rarely, atypical situations might occur, including its inflammation, huge size, and atypical location between crowns or opposite to the buccal side.…”

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“…The more aggressive form, BOC is named by many authors as a polymorphous odontogenic cyst [7,15]. Microscopic evaluation of the cyst wall can describe the form of the lesion, either a classic LPC or a more aggressive multicystic or botryoid form.…”

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Usage of Guided Bone Regeneration in the Case of Lateral Periodontal Cyst in the Maxilla with Buccal Cortical Expansion

Nelke¹,

Jadach²,

Janeczek

et al. 2022

Applied Sciences

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A lateral periodontal cyst (LPC) is a rare finding. Patients diagnosed with LPC younger than 40 years of age are not that common. Mostly asymptomatic LPCs can be discovered on routine radiographs as an oval radiolucency between two mandibular premolar teeth roots and can vary in shape and size. Most cases are treated with enucleation, bone curettage, or a combination of both, greatly depending on the surgeon’s preference. Because most LPCs are quite small, lesions do not require any regenerative procedures. In the presented case, because of cortical expansion of the lesion and loss of vital bone bridge surrounding two adjacent maxillary teeth, a guided bone regenerative procedure (GBR) with xenograft bone substitute was used. Despite that small lesions can heal on their own, nowadays the approach of full-mouth therapy (FMT), including direct soft or hard tissue reconstruction in the oral cavity, seems to be a wise treatment. The presented paper presents and describes an unusual LPC case with cortical bone expansion in a very rare maxillary canine–premolar region.

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Usage of Guided Bone Regeneration in the Case of Lateral Periodontal Cyst in the Maxilla with Buccal Cortical Expansion

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Jadach²,

Janeczek

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“…In most cases the noncariogenic dental lesions appear by the combination of abrasion, attrition and erosions. Their ethiology is complex due to the implication of numerous intrinsec and/or extrinsec factors [1][2][3][4][5][6].…”

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“…The resistance to acidic deterioration of the dental hard tissues in a complex oral environment [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11], influenced by the individual particularities and nutritional habits [12][13][14][15][16][17] represent parameters that must be taken into account regarding the selection of the indirect restorative materials for the treatment of the noncariogenic dental lesions.…”

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The Assessment of the Surface Status Following the Action of Some Acidic Beverages on Indirect Restorative Materials

Tofan¹,

Andrian²,

Stoleriu³

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The study aimed to assess the changes of the surface roughness induced by some acidic beverages on indirect restorative materials by using profilometry. Twenty samples of three composite resins (Ceramage, SR Adoro, Luna-Wing) and three ceramics (IPS In Line, Hera Ceram, Reflex Dimension) immersed in three acidic beverages (Red Bul, wine, Coca Cola), for 5 minutes, three times daily, 14 days. The control samples were immersed in artificial saliva during the study periode. After the end of the erosive cycles and before to determine the surface roughness of the samples in the study groups, all the samples were immersed in artificial saliva for 18 hours. The surface roughness was determined in relation to the baseline surface using profilometer Perthometer_M1 (Mahr Gottingen GmbH, Germany). The immersion of the indirect restorative materials tested in the three acidic beverages lead has resulted to changes in their surface roughness. The most aggressive was wine, followed by Coca Cola, and Red Bull.

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Periodontal Medicine Including Biopsy Techniques

Cited by 2 publications

References 101 publications

Usage of Guided Bone Regeneration in the Case of Lateral Periodontal Cyst in the Maxilla with Buccal Cortical Expansion

Usage of Guided Bone Regeneration in the Case of Lateral Periodontal Cyst in the Maxilla with Buccal Cortical Expansion

The Assessment of the Surface Status Following the Action of Some Acidic Beverages on Indirect Restorative Materials

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