Traumatic bone cyst

What are the treatments for tbc and at what point is it necessary to extract teeth

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Sam Delfino

Mar 17, 2009

To: drmmking

First of all, you want to see what has caused it and if the caused is removed, then it can be drained and cleaned out properly. Sometimes it may come back but it is very rare.

gracia08

Feb 10, 2012

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