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Cysts and tumours of the jaw
Discuss the type and extent of the growth before deciding on treatment and follow-up.
Other Procedures
Jaw Cyst Tumor Surgery
Assessment and surgical planning for jaw cysts and tumours, guided by examination, imaging, and the tissue diagnosis.
Jaw Cyst Tumor Surgery
What this visit covers.
Assessment and surgical planning for jaw cysts and tumours, guided by examination, imaging, and the tissue diagnosis.
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Your assessment
The consultation brings together your examination, medical history, and any existing reports. Further investigations are discussed according to the findings.
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Your care plan
Discuss the proposed treatment, alternatives, recovery, and follow-up with Dr. Saha. The plan is individual to your diagnosis and care needs.
About Jaw Cyst Tumor Surgery
Cysts and tumours that grow inside the jaw.
Jaw cysts and benign tumours often grow slowly and without pain, and are frequently found on a routine dental X-ray. Others show up as swelling, loose or displaced teeth, or an infection that keeps coming back.
A biopsy confirms what the lesion is. Treatment ranges from removing a cyst and its lining to removing a section of the jaw for more aggressive tumours, with reconstruction when needed. Follow-up X-rays check for recurrence, as some types can return.
Related care
Other visits in this area.
Head & Neck Space Infection Management
Hospital assessment and management of infections in deeper spaces of the head and neck, including airway evaluation when needed.
Explore care
Emergency Tracheostomy
Emergency hospital airway care when an opening into the windpipe is required to support breathing.
Explore care
Jaw Cyst Tumor Surgery
Talk through this before you decide.
Call, or send a request with what you have noticed. Family members are welcome in the room.
