Unless a cyst is completely removed at the time of tooth extraction, it will remain and is then called a "radicular cyst."

Name: Unless a cyst is completely removed at the time of tooth extraction, it will remain and is then called a "radicular cyst."
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A cyst that remains after tooth extraction is typically referred to as a "residual cyst," not a "radicular cyst." Radicular cysts are associated with the roots of non-vital teeth and are typically removed along with the tooth or root causing them.

Unless a Cyst Is Completely Removed at the Time of Tooth