
Infecciones
Facial and cervical dental infections can be caused by problems of the teeth, or they can arise from other conditions as well. These should be treated as soon as possible with…
Diagnosis and treatment of dental and cervicofacial infections
Facial and cervical dental infections can be caused by problems of the teeth, or they can arise from other conditions as well.
These should be treated as soon as possible with accuracy to avoid severe complications that can cause blood poisoning, endocarditis (inflammation within the heart), and even death.
















Ludwig's angina (clinical case)
Ludwig's angina is a severe infection of the floor of the mouth that can compromise the airway. It requires urgent care, antibiotic management and, in many cases, surgical drainage.


Submandibular abscess drainage (clinical case)
Submandibular abscesses can be painful and progress quickly. Treatment includes clinical evaluation, antibiotics and, when indicated, surgical drainage and irrigation.


