Jaw Cysts and Tumors
Jaw cysts are pathologic cavities in soft tissue containing liquid or semi-liquid material. They are very slow growing lesions. When diagnosed late, they cause serious damage to the jawbone.
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Jaw cysts often show no symptoms initially. They may be noticed as swelling in the affected area. Pain occurs if the cyst becomes infected. If the cyst grows and presses on a nerve in the jawbone, numbness in the lower lip may develop. In advanced cases, cysts can loosen teeth. Accurate diagnosis requires detailed radiologic, histopathologic, and clinical evaluation.
Medication alone is usually ineffective; surgery is required. During surgery, cysts are completely removed, and sometimes additional treatments are applied to support healing.
Good oral hygiene is crucial. Avoid any movements that might harm the surgical site. Eat soft foods until the area heals. Follow the doctor’s prescribed medication regimen carefully.
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