Comparing The Efficacy Of Various Adjuvant Therapy To Prevent The Recurrence Of Odontogenic Keratocyst: Review Of Literature.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/9r14s412Keywords:
Odontogenic keratocyst, adjuvant therapy, Carnoy’s solution,5FU, PhototherapyAbstract
Objective: Odontogenic keratocyst being a more aggressive odontogenic cyst with higher recurrence rate,
proper diagnosis and treatment plays a key role in its management. The treatment plan involves enucleation
with or without marsupialization followed by various adjuvant therapy such as Carnoy’s solution ,Modified
Carnoy’s ,5 fluorouracil and various other therapies such as cryotherapy and phototherapy for destruction of
the daughter cells thus preventing the recurrence.Among the above various adjuvant modalities its still not
clear which is superior to the other. In this review article we compare the efficacy ,biocompatibility , recurrence
rate and complications associated with Carnoy’s,modified Carnoy’s and 5 fluorouracil based on various
literatures
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