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The scope of diseases of the sinuses and adjacent bones, teeth, and close anatomical sites requires good diagnostics with CT, MR, SPECT, and other imaging methods to ensure the best treatment plan possible. Excluding any primary, secondary or metastatic tumors improves patient outcomes. Various odontogenic, non-odontogenic lesions in jaw bones might be treated with vast possibilities and scope of approaches. Modern dentistry and improved endodontics can easily help in treating odontogenic sinus infections and lesions, while the scope of endoscopic FESS procedures performed by otorhinolaryngologists grants good and accurate treatment for most diseases. In some cases, when endoscopic or conservative methods of treatment are not sufficient, some standard open surgical approach is needed to remove a cyst, tumor, or another lesion within the sinus walls, antrum, maxillary jaw bones, eye socket, and surrounding craniofacial area. Typical bone related diseases and lesions like dysplasia, fibrous, or fibro-osseous bone lesions might require some osteoplasty approaches, bone modeling or even decompression approaches. Since the scope of cranio-facial diseases is quite enormous, it is important to use adequate radiological and histopathological diagnostics before proceeding further with the scheduled treatment plan.

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