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case_images: Intraoral necrotic bone exposures of the anterior mandible.
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case_images: A 1.5 cm bone exposure area with pus discharge was noticed in the parasymphyseal zone, from 31 to 41 (Figure 1).
case_images: Radiographic examinations performed in March 2022: (a) the OPT showed the presence of several dental treatments and an area of radiolucency below the lower incisors; CBCT revealed the presence of bone sequestration area; (b) axial cuts of the CBCT scan; (c) sagittal cuts of the CBCT; (d) coronal cuts of the CBCT.
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case_images: Radiographic examinations performed in October 2022: (a) the OPT showed an absence of radiolucency in the region of the lower incisors; the CBCT showed a complete healing of the bone tissue; (b) axial cuts of CBCT; (c) sagittal cuts of CBCT.
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case_images: On October 2022, the patient showed intraoral wound healed without complications and without recurrence confirmed by radiographic control examination (Figure 3).
case_images: Soft tissue healing 9 months after surgical treatment.
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case_images: Moreover, at the last follow-up examination in March 2023, the absence of clinical signs of ONJ and complete healing of the oral soft tissues were confirmed (Figures 4 and 5).
case_images: Patient's medical history timeline.
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case_images: Moreover, at the last follow-up examination in March 2023, the absence of clinical signs of ONJ and complete healing of the oral soft tissues were confirmed (Figures 4 and 5).