Surgical management and prosthetic rehabilitation of dentigerous cyst associated with impacted mandibular canine: A case report

The most frequent odontogenic developing cyst linked with an impacted tooth is the dentigerous cyst. They are normally asymptomatic and are identified during routine radiography tests to see if a tooth is missing from the arch. This case report is designed to demonstrate how an enucleated dentigerous cyst with impacted teeth led to the spontaneous recovery of a bone defect without the need for bone graft. The radiographic scan (OPG) 6 months after cystectomy revealed the creation of adequate bone for the insertion of the implants. As a result of this procedure, the patient's functional, physiologic, and psychological demands were addressed, and the cyst recurrence was avoided. Dental implants were the greatest choice for tooth replacement if significant bone regeneration could be achieved.