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Should I be x-rayed for jaw cysts?

by Margaret | 5 Dec 2018 | FAQ

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Jaw cysts should be treated when small.  The only sure way of detecting a jaw cyst is by x-ray or MRI. It is therefore sensible for regular screening at intervals recommended by your geneticist or oral consultant.  This will be dependent upon the number of cysts within each individual.

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