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Periapical inflammatory lesion definition.
defined as a local response within the bone at the apex of a tooth following necrosis of the pulp caused by bacterial invasion of the pulp through caries exposure or trauma or extensive periodontal disease.
Loss of apical lamina dura & widened PLS- non-vital tooth
Acute apical periodontitis; (acute abscess)
Radiolucency at apex; non-vital tooth
Dental granuloma
Radiolucency at apex; radiopaque border;
non-vital tooth
Radicular cyst
Radiolucency at apex; vital tooth; LD intact
Mandibular incisors most common site
Periapical cemental dysplasia stage 1
Radiolucency at apex of root filled tooth ,
opaque border;
After apical surgery- no border
Radicular cyst
Apical scar due to loss of cortical plate
How will a Residual cyst usually present?
Radiolucency in extraction site. Radiolucent 1cm+ diameter. Well defined corticated border
what is the usual presentation of a Median alveolar cyst?
Radiolucency in the midline between upper centrals. Teeth vital: not heart shaped
Incisive canal and papilla are
NOT involved
what is the usual presentation of a Nasopalatine duct cyst?
Heart shaped radiolucency;
Corticated border; Teeth vital
Non-odontogenic
what is the usual presentation of a Median palatine cyst?
Swelling and radiolucency in
Midline hard palate
what is the usual presentation of a Median mandibular cyst?
Midline mandible Below or between lower centrals. Buccal expansion, distal
Displacement. Round, corticated 2-3cm
Radiolucent 1cm+ diameter.
Well defined corticated
border. In place of any previous
extracted tooth
location
Residual Cyst
Oval. Maybe pseudo loculated.
Smooth, finely corticated margin.Moderate radiolucency.Post body of
mandible maxillary Canine region.
Kerato cyst
Multilocular, radiolucent with
smooth scalloped corticated
margins. Posterior body of
Mandible. Less frequent maxilla.
Ameloblastoma
Greater than 3mm up to 10cm.
Round, smooth outline, corticated
border. May cause displacement. Associated with crown of tooth.
Dentigerous Cyst
Extensive bucco-lingual expansion.
Gross displacement of teeth. Multilocular and corticated border.Bilateral
posterior mandible
Cherubism
Round mono lesion early stage.
Multiloculated with fine trabeculae/
septa. Well-defined, variable
cortication. Maybe associated with missing or unerupted tooth. Posterior mandible and
maxilla.
Myxoma
Multilocular honeycomb buccal and lingual expansion with undulating border. Adjacent teeth often displaced. Mandible – in
site of deciduous dentition. May Cross midline.
Giant cell granuloma early stage
multiple kerato cysts; basal cell carcinomas; skeletal abnormalities
Gorlins syndrome
lesions at apices of vital teeth usually lower anteriors
Cementoma
teeth “hanging in air” appearance; irregular borders to radiolucencies
Histiocytosis X
loss of all lamina duras; increased serum Ca and alkaline phosphatase
Hyperparathyroidism
punched out radiolucencies with smooth borders
Multiple myeloma
radiolucencies with/without history of malignant disease elsewhere
Metastatic tumour
Multiple “ cotton wool”
–like radiopacities,skull
and other bones involved
Pagets disease
Radiopaque lesions
containing enamel,
dentin and
pulp.Compound when
two or more small toothlike
structure.complex
when an irregular of
calcified tissue
odontoma
Mandible involved in
75% of cases; also long
bones.Enlarged
thickening of inferior
boder of mandible.
Caffey’s Disease