How does the clinical and tomographic appearance of MRONJ influences its treatment prognosis?
Catalina Moreno RabieSantiago García-LarraínDavid Contreras Diez de MedinaIsadora Cabello-SalazarRocharles Cavalcante FonteneleTim Van den WyngaertReinhilde JacobsPublished in: Dento maxillo facial radiology (2023)
Lesions at Stage 3 MRONJ, with tooth involvement, or sequestrum formation showed poor outcomes when conservative treatment is chosen. Alternatively, surgical treatment is most effective when BPs are discontinued, in Stage 1 lesions, in the presence of sequestrum formation, and absence of periosteal reaction.