Dr. Mahesh Pund · Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

Jaw Cysts & Tumour Surgery

Accurate diagnosis and surgical removal of jaw cysts and tumours, often discovered incidentally on a routine X-ray.

About the Procedure

What it involves

Jaw cysts and tumours are frequently found by chance during a dental X-ray, long before they cause symptoms. Diagnosis comes first — through imaging and, where indicated, biopsy — followed by a surgical plan sized to the growth itself, since jaw surgery ranges from a small, straightforward enucleation to a more extensive procedure depending on size and location.

Benefits

Why patients choose this treatment

  • Accurate diagnosis before any surgical decision is made
  • Surgical approach matched to the size and location of the growth
  • Protects surrounding nerves, teeth and bone structure
  • Follow-up care to monitor healing and lab results
Procedure

What to expect, step by step

  1. DiagnosisImaging and, where needed, a biopsy confirm the nature of the growth.
  2. Surgical PlanningThe removal approach is planned around size, location and proximity to nerves.
  3. Surgical RemovalThe cyst or tumour is carefully removed under appropriate anaesthesia.
  4. Follow-UpHealing is monitored and biopsy results are reviewed with you.
Who Needs It

Signs this treatment may help you

  • A cyst identified incidentally on a dental X-ray
  • A growth or swelling noticed in the jaw or gum
  • Persistent unexplained swelling in the oral cavity
  • A referral for a suspicious jaw lesion
Recovery

Healing & aftercare

Recovery depends on the size and location of the growth removed. Mild swelling is normal in the days after surgery, with follow-up visits scheduled to monitor healing and review any lab findings.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Many are benign, but proper diagnosis is essential to rule out anything more serious before deciding on treatment.

Not always — many procedures are planned specifically to preserve nearby teeth where possible.

This depends on size and complexity; many cases are managed under local anaesthesia with sedation options.

A biopsy is often what distinguishes them — this is explained clearly once results are available.

Also available at Omax Dental & Maxillofacial Center

Dr. Mahesh Pund practices at Omax Dental, Pimple Nilakh, Pimpri-Chinchwad.