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CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF  A  LARGE DENTIGEROUS  CYST ASSOCIATED WITH
            MULTIPLE ODONTOME: A CASE REPORT



            Selvaraj L, KuppusamyR, Sukeri S, Raja ShahardinRZ, Sockalingam G
            Introduction:  Dentigerous cyst and  odontome are two common  odontogenic  cyst and
            tumour respectively. Odontome is a hamartoma which is composed of tissues native to the
            teeth. Dentigerous cyst are seen in conjunction with odontome in 27.6% of cases. Case
            report:  A 16  -year-old boy was referred to our department because of a swelling and
            mobile posterior teeth at the upper left quadrant. Examination revealed sulcus obliteration
            and alveolar expansion associated with mobility of first and second upper left molars.
            Radiographic  examination  showed a  large  unilocular radiolucent  lesion with  areas  of
            speckled calcification enclosing a displaced tooth 28 follicle. Aspirational biopsy yielded
            clear straw-coloured fluid. A diagnosis of dentigerous cyst associated with odontome was
            reached after incisional biopsy was performed under general anaesthesia. Management
            also included marsupialisation and placement of stent, for the purpose of draining and
            regular irrigation by the patient. After four months of close monitoring the swelling has
            remarkably reduced in size. Enucleation and curettage of the pathological lesion was then
            done, followed by placement of ribbon gauze impregnated with iodoform paste, which was
            changed regularly. Subsequently, healing occurred with the residual cavity reduced in size.
            Conclusion: The present case report highlighting that enucleation and marsupialisation are
            successful treatment modalities for dentigerous cysts. Marsupialization and the placement
            of stent was done to decrease the intracystic pressure, subsequently causing the shrinkage
            of cyst therefore promoting bone fill. Finally, enucleation of the cyst including the dental
            follicle and odontome was carried out to prevent possible recurrence.

            Presented at the 5  MAPD Biennial Scientific Conference & Trade Exhibiton on 13  April 2019
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            Dr Leezalini Selvaraj
            Dr Radhadevi Kuppusamy
            Dr Suriani Sukeri
            Dr Raja Zarina Raja Shahardin
            Dr Ganasalingam A/L Sockalingam
            Department of Paediatric Dentistry
            Tunku Azizah Hospital
            Kuala Lumpur




















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