Hii Dr teeth I have my exams next week I have prepared cyst non odontogenic cyst everything about op from you videos it helped me alot tq so much for your videos plz upload more videos
+blue Beach If there a cyst associated with tooth it itself suggest tooth is not sound. Caries or necrotic due to some other reason.It depends on the case.
Hi! Instead of these speculations, kindly visit your nearest dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment. It's impossible for anyone to tell what is it without seeing it clinically.
Radicular cysts--- 81.05% in mandibular, 63.03% in maxillary tooth. 2nd to 4th decade prevalence. Mean age is 31.5yrs. Prevalence 43.5%, mostly in paediatric to young guys. Adult 63.02% prevalence. *Dentigerous cyst-- 2nd largest with 20.6% prevalence. 46.03% in mandible, 27.8% in maxillary. 21.5 yrs is mean age, though affect till 3rd decade.
Radicular cyst-- trauma or caries invasion into the pulp. Results- pulp necrosis. Hence blood supply is obstructed. So at the apex with 'no blood supply & nutrition' causes periapical granulation or cyst formation. Hence 'caries Bacterias have NO role for periapical cyst'. It's a 'degenerative' process due to 'cut off' of the blood & nutrient supply. i.e. if any molar tooth is involved, we see mostly under X rays the involvement of one root (with or without thickening/radiolucency of PDL), not entire roots(2-3-4) shows the same inflammation of PDL. It supports necrosis nature of a particular root canal only. *Treatment-- Enucleation/marsupilization, based on cyst association with the underlying anatomical structures. Then apicoectomy & bone grafting(latest reports) with retrograde RCT. MTA is a choice for retrograde or Calcium hydroxide. *Tooth undergo monitor. Hence bactericidal Calcium hydroxide is placed inside the pulp canal after cleaning. Observe for 15 days onwards, as per need. *Then recall (obviously antibiotics coverage) & remove fillings. Then proper GP fillings & restoration.
Dentist will check the extent of the cyst, amount of enamel and dentin left, amount of root and then decide the treatment. If the lesion is larger, RCT may be an difficult choice of treatment.
If Bacterias would have role for periapical cyst & tooth is smart enough to stop the invaders. Then how Endocarditis, kidney inflammation, even brain abscess (in journals & reports- check on net) occurs due to diseased tooth Bacterias?
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Very helpful videos.....love from Pakistan.
Thank you so much❤️ i have a question, the cyst doesn’t form unless granuloma forms at the beginning!!
Very helpful! Thank you so much
awesome video thank you
Very helpful breakdown of a radicular/ PA cyst! Thank you :-)
+blackbarbei glad you liked it :)
Thank u ma'am ma'am teach us vesiculobullous classification
I have difficulty studying IOPA, can't really differentiate what's what in it. Can you make a video regarding it?
@Lee Sharley woah, didn't know bots also watch movies (;
Mam plz make a vid on histopathology of radicular cyst .
Lots of love😍
Hey please make a video on bone cyst as well
Hii Dr teeth I have my exams next week I have prepared cyst non odontogenic cyst everything about op from you videos it helped me alot tq so much for your videos plz upload more videos
+Divya Divya happy to know this. I'll upload more ☺️👍 thank you
kindly describe the topic dental fistula
Thank u so much ❤️ it is very helpful
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I am enjoying the way of teaching.
I want more uploads..
+muslim ali thank you. Videos are uploaded regularly. Do subscribe and hit the bell icon to stay updated :)
Please upload more videos on oral pathology topics
Sure Vaisakh :)
Mam kese thik hoga radicular cyst please relpy mem
Awesome explanation mam 😍😍
What if it isnt curated properly, will the body handle it
valuable info .thanks
Thanks alot so explaining 🖤🖤👏🏻
+Eman Mohamed :)
Thanks
we need a video for non odontogenic cyst and odontogenic. these one that are previous its not you so i didnt watched
Amazing illustration medam
very good work ....keep it up ...best of luck
Thank you
Nyc..... And bst of luck
mem, please make video on odontogenic tumor,
Yes, that's already on our to-do list :)
Dr Teeth 😁😁😁😁
Mam, radicular cyst rct tooth m hota h kya?
I've seen the radicular cyst on sound tooth so how have u linked the caries with radicular cyst????
+blue Beach If there a cyst associated with tooth it itself suggest tooth is not sound.
Caries or necrotic due to some other reason.It depends on the case.
thanks mam
There is swelling below my gums around the root area ...how can I cure it ...is it cyst
Hi! Instead of these speculations, kindly visit your nearest dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment. It's impossible for anyone to tell what is it without seeing it clinically.
Radicular cysts--- 81.05% in mandibular, 63.03% in maxillary tooth. 2nd to 4th decade prevalence. Mean age is 31.5yrs.
Prevalence 43.5%, mostly in paediatric to young guys. Adult 63.02% prevalence.
*Dentigerous cyst-- 2nd largest with 20.6% prevalence. 46.03% in mandible, 27.8% in maxillary. 21.5 yrs is mean age, though affect till 3rd decade.
Thank u
Radicular cyst-- trauma or caries invasion into the pulp. Results- pulp necrosis. Hence blood supply is obstructed. So at the apex with 'no blood supply & nutrition' causes periapical granulation or cyst formation. Hence 'caries Bacterias have NO role for periapical cyst'. It's a 'degenerative' process due to 'cut off' of the blood & nutrient supply. i.e. if any molar tooth is involved, we see mostly under X rays the involvement of one root (with or without thickening/radiolucency of PDL), not entire roots(2-3-4) shows the same inflammation of PDL. It supports necrosis nature of a particular root canal only.
*Treatment-- Enucleation/marsupilization, based on cyst association with the underlying anatomical structures. Then apicoectomy & bone grafting(latest reports) with retrograde RCT. MTA is a choice for retrograde or Calcium hydroxide.
*Tooth undergo monitor. Hence bactericidal Calcium hydroxide is placed inside the pulp canal after cleaning. Observe for 15 days onwards, as per need.
*Then recall (obviously antibiotics coverage) & remove fillings. Then proper GP fillings & restoration.
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Nice video ma'am
Thanks Vivek :)
Will the cyst subside after regular RCT only if the time is not issue...let's say 4 years or more...
Dentist will check the extent of the cyst, amount of enamel and dentin left, amount of root and then decide the treatment. If the lesion is larger, RCT may be an difficult choice of treatment.
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Mail us at info@drteethacademy.in :)
@@DrTeethAcademy any contact number.... I don't use email...
For being on UA-cam too you need an email, you must be having one! If you've forgotten, it's free to create :)
I want to contact u....I m in need of your help
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Al salam alaekum
I want video on cases of cyst?
+Dentist Dhiaa walekum assalam. Will try to provide those soon ☺️
thank you
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+Bhargav Satani send your whatsApp number on our Facebook page and will add you :)
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If Bacterias would have role for periapical cyst & tooth is smart enough to stop the invaders. Then how Endocarditis, kidney inflammation, even brain abscess (in journals & reports- check on net) occurs due to diseased tooth Bacterias?