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If there is no exposed bone, it can be mistaken for other conditions, such as: Periodontal and periapical pathosis (problems related to gums and tooth roots) Sinusitis (sinus infection) Gingivitis or mucositis (gum or mouth inflammation) Temporomandibular disorders (issues with the jaw muscles and joints) Osteomyelitis (bone infection) Metastatic bone tumors (cancer that has spread to bone) Osteonecrosis induced by neuralgia (sudden nerve-related pain) Osteoradionecrosis (bone death caused by radiation therapy) Certain conditions demonstrating exposed bone may not be associated with bisphosphonate use, including: Cement osseous dysplasia with secondary sequestration (a bone disorder seen commonly in middle-aged women) Trauma (an injury) Infectious osteomyelitis (an infection in the bone) Osteonecrosis following Herpes zoster infection (bone death following shingles infection) HIV-associated necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis (a serious gum infection occurring in some people with HIV) Preventing Bisphosphonate Related Jaw Osteonecrosis The best way to avoid getting BRONJ (a disease that affects the bone in the jaw causing severe damage) is through prevention and strong cooperation between your dentist, oral surgeon, physician, nurse practitioners, and cancer doctors (oncologists)

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