Now before I get to the actual case I want to make sure that you realize that a radicular/periapical cyst is diagnosed with a histopathological slide and not by radiographs alone. There are certain features of a radicular/periapical cyst that may cause you to put it higher on a differential […]
Today’s anatomy is by request for the lateral fossa also known as the incisive fossa and canine fossa. The lateral fossa is depression of the maxilla around the root of the maxillary lateral incisors. It presents as a diffuse radiolucent area around the root of the lateral incisor. It is […]
This months how was that missed is a case of chronic apical periodontitis or rarefying osteitis. The first radiograph is 2 years prior to the second one. Initial interpretation: No initial interpretation as this radiograph was made for an implant in the maxillary canine region and nothing else was evaluated. […]
