Jaw Cyst Surgery

A jaw cyst is a type of sac-like lesion containing fluid or necrotic tissue that forms inside the jawbone. This condition is often related to dental infections, trauma, or impacted teeth.

If not detected and treated promptly, the cyst can grow larger, affecting the jawbone and surrounding teeth.

Signs that may occur with a jaw cyst

• Slight swelling of the jaw, face, or gums.
• Dull pain or numbness in the chin or cheek area.
• Adjacent teeth may become loose, displaced, or change color.
• X-ray or CT images show an abnormal hollow area within the jawbone.

Jaw cyst surgery at Phuong Thanh Dental Clinic

• Doctors perform an examination and assessment of the jaw cyst condition.
• Application of Cone Beam CT 3D diagnostic imaging to determine the location and size of the lesion.
• In some cases, surgery can be performed with the support of ultrasonic surgical devices.
• The treatment process is carried out in an environment that ensures sterile control.

Jaw cyst surgery procedure

• Examination and CT 3D imaging to evaluate the lesion and establish a treatment plan.
• Anesthesia and surgical removal of the cyst.
• Cleaning of the diseased tissue area and treatment of the bone socket.
• Post-treatment care instructions and follow-up appointment to monitor the recovery process.