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A infeção ou inflamação da mucosa do seio maxilar é referida como sinusite maxilar. A sinusite odontogénica corresponde a cerca de 10-12% dos casos de sinusite maxilar, sendo a cárie, a doença periodontal, os cistos odontogénicos e a iatrogenia as causas da patologia. Cis...

A calcifying odontogenic cyst may be associated with odontogenic tumors, particularly odontomas. However, the association between calcifying odontogenic cysts and odontogenic cysts is rare. This study aims to report the first case of a calcifying odontogenic cyst associated with an antral pseudocyst. A male patient ...

The glandular odontogenic cyst (GOC) is a rare jaw development cyst that exhibits aggressive biological behavior and is prone to recurrence. The present study aims to report a case of GOC with an emphasis on its clinical, diagnostic, and therapeutic aspects. A 40-year-old female patient presented to the Buccomaxillo...

The traumatic bone cyst belongs to a group of lesions of maxillomandibular bones and is considered as a pseudocyst by the World Health Organization. It is usually diagnosed through a routine radiographic examination. Lucas defined it in 1929 with unclear pathogenesis; meanwhile, the trauma-hemorrhage theory has been...

O cisto paradental (CP) ocorre próximo à margem cervical lateral de uma raiz dental, como consequência de um processo inflamatório oriundo de uma bolsa periodontal. Os autores revisam a literatura e descrevem o caso de uma paciente que apresentou um CP envolvendo um terceiro molar inferior...