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Diagnosis and Management of a Maxillary Periapical Cyst
Description:
In this video, Dr. H. Ryan Kazemi discusses diagnosis and treatment for a large maxillary periapical cyst. He presents the use of CBCT for accurate diagnostics, flap design, cyst enucleation technique, and bone grafting.
Date Added:
11/5/2015
Author(s):
H. Ryan Kazemi, DMD
Dr. H. Ryan Kazemi is a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon. He is the founder and CEO of Kazemi Oral Surgery & Dental Implants and maintains a full time ora...
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Online Videos / Surgery / Other Surgical / Diagnosis and Management of a Maxillary Periapical Cyst
Questions & Comments
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haythem yousef - (10/17/2022 6:41 PM)
Dear sir
I already payed for premium account and the money was deducted from Bank account Now i am not able to access the service please advice
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Howard Gluckman - (11/24/2015 3:32 PM)
Great case Ryan. Do you not think a collagen membrane would have been an option in this case
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Vicente Rodriguez - (11/24/2015 7:11 AM)
excellent presentation , thanks.
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chandanpreet jaspal - (11/16/2015 4:15 PM)
Great results! Thanks
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Edison Louie - (11/7/2015 11:49 AM)
Nicely done. Thank you for sharing.
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