A Rare Case Report of Idiopathic Infected Radicular Cyst

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Peri radicular pathosis can be differentially diagnosed as odontogenic or non-odontogenic cyst, epithelial cyst, neoplastic lesions or non-neoplastic bone lesions and inflammatory lesions. But diagnosis can only be made on the basis of clinical, radiographic features, histopathological evaluation of tissues and cytological evaluation of fluid. In this case report teeth were non vital with radicular cystic lesion size > 10mm. Histological examination revealed presence of cholesterol clefts, foam and giant cells. Enucleation in combination with root canal treatment, GBR with xenograft and membrane helps to get the predictable outcome.