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Cyst Therapy

Cyst Removal & Therapy in the Jaw

Cyst Removal & Therapy in the Jaw

Jaw cysts often grow unnoticed for years – and in doing so can damage bone, nerves and adjacent teeth. With 3D CBCT diagnostics we plan the removal precisely and treat by cystectomy or cystostomy depending on the findings, supplemented by PRF and laser therapy for fast, low-complication healing.

Cysts in the jaw region are fluid-filled cavities that often grow unnoticed and can damage surrounding tissue, teeth or the jawbone. Early diagnosis and treatment are therefore crucial.

After removal, we support wound healing with laser medicine and PRF therapy.

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Your benefits

  • Cystectomy – complete removal of the cyst including its lining
  • Cystostomy – partial opening to relieve pressure and allow slow regression
  • 3D diagnostics (CBCT) – highly precise planning of the procedure
  • Minimally invasive surgery – gentle, with rapid healing

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Frequently asked questions

Are jaw cysts dangerous?
Jaw cysts often grow unnoticed and can damage bone, nerves and adjacent teeth – early diagnosis and treatment are therefore crucial.
How is a cyst removed?
Depending on the findings, by cystectomy (complete removal including the lining) or cystostomy (partial opening to relieve pressure), minimally invasive and precisely planned with 3D CBCT.
Is there a defect left after removal?
We specifically support wound healing with laser medicine and PRF therapy for fast, low-complication regeneration.
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