MCQs on Odontogenic Cysts and Tumors - Oral Pathology

@toothtipss on Instagram: "• Definition: A residual cyst is a type of odontogenic cyst that remains in the jaw after a tooth has been extracted and the periapical (radicular) cyst associated with the tooth was not completely removed. • Cause: It develops from remnants of the epithelial lining left behind after the extraction of a tooth that had a periapical cyst. • Location: Commonly found in the areas where teeth have been extracted, particularly in the jaws (maxilla or mandible). • Appearance:

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