Abstract
Odontogenic keratocysts (OKCs) are known for their propensity to recur. The rate of recurrence is probably largely depending on the mode of treatment used. Unfortunately, there are only a few reliable studies available from which meaningful conclusions can be drawn with regard to the best possible treatment strategy.1 The main drawback of most studies is the retrospective nature of the study, the variable follow-up time, the lack of information about the percentage of patients available for follow-up, and the lack of details about the actual surgery.
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