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I had an x-ray taken today, the dentist noticed a cyst which had formed above a tooth which is an abutment tooth for a 3 unit bridge. It is not infected, and the root has calcified. My opinion on this is that since the bridge never fit properly, excessive pressure may have caused this. The root has calcified, which is quite obvious as well.
The cyst is well encapsulated and not infected, so the dentist wants to give me antibiotics. This makes no sense to me. Can we just wait and review the size of the cyst over time rather than getting into any more aggressive treatment?
The cyst is well encapsulated and not infected, so the dentist wants to give me antibiotics. This makes no sense to me. Can we just wait and review the size of the cyst over time rather than getting into any more aggressive treatment?