Alt Çenenin Ön Bölgesinde Yer Alan Çevresinde Büyük Bir Kist Olan Gömülü Dişlerin Beklenmedik Patolojik Bulgusu

Çene kemiklerinde inflamasyon kaynaklı oluşan kistler içerisinde en yaygın görüleni radiküler kisttir. Pulpanın bakteriyel enfeksiyonu ve nekrozu sonucu oluşan apikal lezyondan köken alarak gelişmektedir ki bu da çoğunlukla diş çürükleri nedeniyle oluşur. Bu vakada, 54 yaşındaki erkek hastanın görüntülerinde mandibula anteriorunda üç adet gömülü diş ve mandibula tabanındaki kortikal kemiği distorsiyona uğratan radyolusent alan gözlendi, bu görüntü odontojenik dentigeröz kisti düşündürdü. Bu rapor beklenmedik bir şekilde radiküler kist tanısı alan vakanın çok nadir gözlenen radyografi ve tomografi bulgularını sunmayı amaçlamaktadır.

An Unexpected Pathological Result Of A Large Odontogenic Cyst With Impacted Teeth In The Anterior Mandible

Radicular cyst is the most common odontogenic cyst that developed due to an inflammation in the jaws. It is occurred bacterial infection and necrosis of the dental pulp are caused by the growth of apical lesion and mostly due to the involvement of tooth decay. In this case, a 54-year-old male patient’s images presented large radiolucent area with three impacted teeth and distortion of the cortical bone at the base of the mandible on anterior region, suggesting an odontogenic dentigerous cyst. This report aims to present rarely seen radiography and tomography findings of the case of unexpectedly diagnosed radicular cyst.

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