a Mandibular fistula indicated by an arrow in the apical region of dd
Download scientific diagram | a Mandibular fistula indicated by an arrow in the apical region of dd 36-37. b A fistula in the apical region of dd 46-47 (white arrows) and a red area in the mucosa (black arrows) are seen in the right lingual surface of the mandible. c Panoramic radiograph showing no bone lesions in the mandible. d Periapical x-ray with no bone involvement in the apical region of dd 46-47 from publication: Treatment of bisphosphonate-induced osteonecrosis of the jaws with Nd:YAG laser biostimulation | Osteonecrosis, Jaw and Nd:YAG Laser | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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