PMC5204061_01
Initial orthopantomography.
TODENTJ-10-647_F1.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F1.jpg
F1
Initial CT scan.
TODENTJ-10-647_F2.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F2.jpg
F2
Right third molar surgery.
TODENTJ-10-647_F3.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F3.jpg
F3
The cyst and the ectopic third molar were dissected under local anesthesia (Articain 40/0,005 mg/ml) (Figs. 3-6).
Suture.
TODENTJ-10-647_F4.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F4.jpg
F4
The cyst and the ectopic third molar were dissected under local anesthesia (Articain 40/0,005 mg/ml) (Figs. 3-6).
Dentigerous cyst.
TODENTJ-10-647_F5.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F5.jpg
F5
The cyst and the ectopic third molar were dissected under local anesthesia (Articain 40/0,005 mg/ml) (Figs. 3-6).
Upper third molar.
TODENTJ-10-647_F6.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F6.jpg
F6
The cyst and the ectopic third molar were dissected under local anesthesia (Articain 40/0,005 mg/ml) (Figs. 3-6).
Follow-up orthopantomography.
TODENTJ-10-647_F7.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F7.jpg
F7
Follow-up orthopantomography imaging was performed at seven months following surgery (Fig. 7).
Follow-up CT scan.
TODENTJ-10-647_F8.jpg
PMC5204061_01_TODENTJ-10-647_F8.jpg
F8
The new scan revealed that the maxillary sinus was largely and abnormally occupied by bone, what made us think of a possible fibrous dysplasia (Fig. 8).