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Cisto Radicular – Classificação

O cisto odontogênico mais comum, que surge no ápice de um dente não vital

Classification

Radicular Cyst (Periapical Cyst)

Cyst at the apex of a non-vital tooth, attached to the root.

  • • Tooth still present
  • • Cyst attached to root apex
  • • Non-vital tooth (negative cold/EPT test)
  • • Periapical radiolucency on X-ray

Residual Cyst

Persists after extraction of the offending tooth.

  • • Tooth has been extracted
  • • Edentulous site with radiolucency
  • • Cyst not removed at time of extraction
  • • May grow undetected for years

Lateral Radicular Cyst

Cyst forms lateral to the root through a lateral root canal.

  • • Radiolucency on lateral root surface
  • • Tooth present and non-vital
  • • Associated with lateral accessory canal
  • • Less common variant