A case with periodic swelling and pain in the molar region.

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 She is a 58-year-old female patient




There is periodic swelling and pain in the maxillary left molar region.

Radiographically, a cystic lesion is observed around tooth #29.


This is the CT finding. The ENT specialist explained the removal of the cyst under general anesthesia.

The patient, who dislikes general anesthesia, visited our hospital. Tooth #27 was found to be vital.

Considering the discomfort due to the location, it has been decided to extract tooth #28 while removing the cyst under local anesthesia.

It has been decided to proceed with the removal using a window approach for now.


The removal proved to be challenging




This is post-surgery.

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