Maksiller ve Mandibular Odontojenik Enfeksiyonların Baş-Oyun Bölgesindeki Yayılım Alanları

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Odontojenik enfeksiyon, bafl-boyun bölgesi

The Pathways of Maxiller and Mandibular Odontogenic Infection in Head and Neck Area

The majority of the swellings which areseen in oral and maxillofacial region aremaxillary and mandibular odontogenicinfections. Odontogenic infections whichusually take place in oral cavity, maxillaryand mandibular bone and head and neckarea, spread because of the nonsteril conditions of the oral cavity. Knowledge of theanatomy of head and neck region is essential because of their crucial functions. Thecorrect surgical approaches and medicaltreatments to infections spread to thisregion are vital. In this work these issuesare reviewed

Keywords:

Odontogenic infections, head andneck region,

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