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How often should screening be done for jaw cysts?

by Margaret | 5 Dec 2018 | FAQ

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In childhood annual dental screening should start at about 8 years of age. Screening should continue into adult life. However, the frequency will depend on the findings of each X-ray or MRI.

To ensure effective management of jaw cysts they should be detected and treated in the early stage.

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