Oral Pathology | Odontogenic Cysts | INBDE, ADAT

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[@nellsha9057]

So in this topic : 8 cysts 1- radicular cyst(periapical cyst) 2-dentigerous cyst (eruption cyst) 3- lateral periodontal cyst 4- gingival cyst of adult 5- gingival cyst of newborn 6- premodial cyst 7- KCOT(OKC) 8- calcyfing odontogenic cyst ( CEOT)

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I would like to ask you what is your reference . . ? Do you use Peterson ..?

[@smitaphukan8842]

Hi Ryan! Thank you so much for your videos. But there are some corrections that need to be done: 1. Dentigerous Cyst: It is mostly related to an impacted tooth in adults rather than children. As per the textbook by Shafer, age varies from 18-25years. Thank you, hope you notice that.

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[@robinkhoury5579]

Thank you as always. Just a minor correction concerning Gorlin's, it is not fatal if proper care is delivered.

[@sinqros]

Had a Cyst or tumor removed it was half way down the gum line & had eaten half my lower wisdom tooth, I had a Corenectomy done also at the same time, 11 days ago, still waiting for the Pathology

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[@zm5887]

Dear Ryan, Thank you so much for your nice videos. I was thinking 2 of the slides might be wrong, but I’m not sure and have to go check if I get time. One was the Primordial Cyst - I think this is the old term for the OKC. The other was Gingival Cysts of Newborn - These usually form on top of the Gingiva and as you said there is no need for treatment because they usually disappear by 3 months of age. I think the two term that you explained in the slide are not Odontogenic-related, and as you explained they form on other places. Again, I might be wrong. Thanks for everything again, I’m a big fan of your videos.

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[@anettee.1805]

Was wonder what is the proposed Tx for Gorlin cyst?

[@drmosaied]

Really great videos Thank you very much If you could make videos like these for part i that would be awesome Thanks again

[@cutecathatesme336]

My Radiology teacher said Odontgenic Keratocyst, Primordial Cyct and Keratocystic Odontogenic Tumor they are all the same thing. My Brain is so done with cycts

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Some simulator to practice for my exam abojt cyst and oral tumors?

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