Dental abscess, facial cellulitis and Ludwig's Angina in a pediatric patient - Diagnosis and treatment - Free scientific articles, videos and clinical cases

Infections of odontogenic origin in children are the main cause of dental emergencies. Treatment must be immediate to prevent the infection from advancing and endangering the patient's life.

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Depending on the severity, the patient may receive hospital care and admission. Some of the infectious manifestations of odontogenic origin can be: abscesses and cellulitis.

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We share a complete list of clinical cases, scientific articles, videos on the diagnosis, surgical and pharmacological treatment of odontogenic infections in pediatric patients.

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► Odontogenic facial cellulitis in a pediatric patient - Diagnosis, treatment and multidisciplinary management

► Management of acute orofacial infection of odontogenic origin in children - Diagnosis, clinic and pharmacology

► Ludwig's Angina. Presentation of a pediatric case

► Odontogenic facial cellulitis in a pediatric patient - Medical-dental management considerations

► Antimicrobial therapies for odontogenic infections in children and adolescents

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Odontogenic Infection in Pediatric Dentistry: Facial Cellulitis, Ludwig's Angina - Diagnosis, clinical and pharmacological management

Odontogenic infections affect dental and periodontal structures and are the main cause of dental consultation. Untreated infections can be life-threatening.

Odontogenic infections are rapidly evolving, spreading to various regions of the face and neck. Care must be immediate and effective, and in many cases hospitalization is required.

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We share a series of articles on odontogenic infections in pediatric dentistry, diagnosis, clinical manifestations, pharmacological and surgical management.

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📌Odontogenic infection

► Management of acute orofacial infection of odontogenic origin in children - Diagnosis, clinic and pharmacology

► Antimicrobial therapies for odontogenic infections in children and adolescents

► Facial swelling in a pediatric patient - Causes, clinical and radiological manifestations

► Odontogenic infection in facial spaces - Pharmacological and surgical management in pediatric patients

📌Face Cellulite

► Odontogenic facial cellulitis in a pediatric patient - Diagnosis, treatment and multidisciplinary management

📌Ludwig's angina

► Ludwig's Angina. Presentation of a pediatric case

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Bruxism is evidenced when the patient grinds or clenches his teeth. The origin of bruxism is multifactorial, for which an interdisciplinary treatment is recommended.

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