Cysts Of Oral Paraoral Regions An Adult Male Presented By As

Cysts Oral Paraoral Regions Adult Male Presented Asymptomatic Slowly Progressive Painless Swelling Buccal Side The Anterior Region Maxilla The Patient

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Cysts Of Oral Paraoral Regions An Adult Male Presented By Asymptomatic Slowly Progressive Painless Swelling On Buccal Side In The Anterior Region Of Maxilla The Patient Said That The Swelling Began As Rounded And Hard At First Then He Felt Eggshell Crackling Sensation On Pressure On Clinical Examination The Tooth Related To The Lesion Does Not Respond To Electric Or Thermal Pulp Testing Case 1 Radiographic Features Round Or Ovoid Well Defined Radiolucency Narrow Opaque Margin Root Resorption Of The Offending Tooth On Aspiration From The Lesion Cholesterol Crystals Were Observed In The Obtained Fluid Cholesterol Crystals Histopathologic Features Tooth Root Cystic Cavity Epithelial Lining C T Wall Hyperplastic Epithelial Lining Cholesterol Clefts Other Histological Findings Foam Cells Rushton Bodies Russel Bodies Diagnosis Inflammatory Periodontal Cyst Multinucleated Giant Cell An Old Male Presented By Asymptomatic Slowly Progressive Painle

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