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Belgin Soydan
24.08.2026 20:43 • 449 Views
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I was diagnosed with a denticerosis cyst in the jaw bone. Is bone powder required after surgery?

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