Me diagnosticaron un quiste denticerótico en la mandíbula. ¿Se requiere polvo de huesos después de la cirugía?

A 1.5 cm jaw cyst associated with my impacted tooth was detected. Is it necessary to place a graft in the space after enucleation?

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Dr. Dt. Mehmet Can Polat Verified Medical Specialist (Ortodonti Uzmanı (Dr. Dt.))

25.08.2026 01:35 TR

@Belgin Soydan en respuesta a:

The decision is made according to the size of the cyst and the anatomical boundaries of the jaw bone. Cyst cavities around 1-2 cm in size may ossify over time with their own blood clot in young patients. However, if the bone wall is weakened, applying bone powder (graft) and membrane quickly restores bone integrity.

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Onur Çetin

25.08.2026 06:44 TR

@Belgin Soydan en respuesta a:

I was wondering the same question, and the detailed answer given by our doctor was very enlightening. Thanks.

Me diagnosticaron un quiste denticerótico en la mandíbula. ¿Se requiere polvo de huesos después de la cirugía?

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