Maxillary Cysts Treated by Calcium-Phosphate Bone Cement for Reconstruction of Large Defects: Report of Two Cases

Abstract

We report two cases using calcium-phosphate bone cement (CPC) for reconstruction of the large defects created by enucleation of large maxillary cysts. In all cases, no serious adverse effects were encountered. CPC appears to offer a useful bone substitute for large defects of the jaw secondary to cyst removal. As the follow-up period for our cases is short, further long-term observation and clinical studies are needed.