Integrated Approach to Anterior Mandibular Cyst Removal and Implant Placement: A Clinical Perspective – Case Report

Background: Edentulous anterior mandibular regions are frequently restored with dental implants. However, underlying lesions may remain undiagnosed on conventional imaging. Case Presentation: A patient presented with an edentulous anterior mandible seeking a permanent prosthetic solution. OPG showed no abnormalities, but CBCT—advised due to anterior mandibular pain—revealed a large radiolucent lesion. The lesion was enucleated, the defect grafted, and reinforced using titanium mesh and collagen membrane. Histopathology confirmed a radicular cyst. After healing, four implants were placed, restoring aesthetics and function. Conclusion: CBCT imaging and a multidisciplinary approach enabled detection, surgical management, and successful prosthetic rehabilitation in a previously unsuspected cystic lesion.

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British journal of healthcare and medical research
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2025-07-25
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https://doi.org/10.14738/bjhr.1204.19244
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Integrated Approach to Anterior Mandibular Cyst Removal and Implant Placement: A Clinical Perspective – Case Report

British journal of healthcare and medical research
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Integrated Approach to Anterior Mandibular Cyst Removal and Implant Placement: A Clinical Perspective – Case Report

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Abstract

Background: Edentulous anterior mandibular regions are frequently restored with dental implants. However, underlying lesions may remain undiagnosed on conventional imaging. Case Presentation: A patient presented with an edentulous anterior mandible seeking a permanent prosthetic solution. OPG showed no abnormalities, but CBCT—advised due to anterior mandibular pain—revealed a large radiolucent lesion. The lesion was enucleated, the defect grafted, and reinforced using titanium mesh and collagen membrane. Histopathology confirmed a radicular cyst. After healing, four implants were placed, restoring aesthetics and function. Conclusion: CBCT imaging and a multidisciplinary approach enabled detection, surgical management, and successful prosthetic rehabilitation in a previously unsuspected cystic lesion.

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