Literature DB >> 2598206

Chronic extraoral fistulae of dental origin.

B Javid, R A Barkhordar.   

Abstract

Infections of dental origin may cause serious problems such as osteomyelitis and cutaneous fistulae. This article reviews 59 cases of extraoral fistulae of dental origin on the face and neck. The fistulae resolved after treatment of the intraoral lesion. Possible sources of such fistulae may be an obviously carious tooth, innocent-looking retained roots, or residual chronic dental infection of the maxilla or mandible.

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Year:  1989        PMID： 2598206

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Compendium        ISSN： 0894-1009


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