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Odontogenic Keratocyst -Clinical features, Radiology, Histology and Treatment.

About Odontogenic Keratocyst -Clinical features, Radiology, Histology and Treatment.

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Oral Medicine, Radiology, Diagnosis & Pathology · Self-Learning

Reviewed: 04/26/2021 · Valid until 04/26/2024

In this video, we talk about Odontogenic Keratocyst (OKC), which is one of the most common occurring cysts in both the maxilla and mandible. One of the common factors that lead to the development of OKC is the impaction of teeth, which is more common with third molars, both in the maxilla and mandible.

When teeth are missing from the oral cavity and swelling is also present, the doctor should suspect some pathological lesion that might be present. A common occurrence of OKC mandates its number to be high up on the differential diagnosis list.

Histopathology, clinical features, and radiographs are all of vital importance to arrive at a definitive diagnosis for a patient. So these features are to learn about OKC for its better understanding and treatment planning.

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