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Radiograph (70 /-15 ; OM) of the right rostral maxilla using a Castell's mouth gag. Two distinct dental structures are visible, surrounded by a cystic capsule.
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OM centered on the first premolar was prepared using a Castell's mouth gag. On the radiograph of the right side a round, a radiolucent structure with two distinct radiopaque structures within was visible (Figure 1).
Radiograph (70 /-15 ; OM) of the left rostral maxilla using a Castell's mouth gag shows no signs of a wolf tooth.
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The radiograph of the left side showed no radiographic abnormalities (Figure 2).
Two incomplete tooth structures after removal out of the cyst. Size comparison with a 40 mm 20 G needle.
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Two small dental structures were removed from this cavity afterwards (Figure 3).
Radiograph (70 /-15 ; OM) of the right rostral maxilla using a Castell's mouth gag after complete removal of the cyst and the two tooth-like structures.
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Complete excision was confirmed radiographically (Figure 4).