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Maxillofacial Emergencies In Dental Practice
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Emergencies of the Oral and Maxillofacial region may be critical and life
threatening due to complex anatomy and multiple vital structures
comprising this region.2 Any intervention in maxillofacial area has
potential for upper respiratory tract obstruction, severe haemorrhage
from major blood vessels or neurological compromise. It has been
postulated that the most commonly occurring Oral and Maxillofacial
emergencies include: Hard and soft tissue trauma, infections,
haemorrhage from the oral cavity and other facial structures and airway
obstruction. Among all these, trauma has been cited as having the highest
occurrence with infections and other emergencies following it. It has also
been found that children are the most prone to odontogenic trauma and
infection.
Product Details
- Format:Hardback
- Edition:2019
- Publisher:Mahi Publication
- Language:English
- ISBN10:978-93-89339-28-4
Product Description
Emergencies of the Oral and Maxillofacial region may be critical and life
threatening due to complex anatomy and multiple vital structures
comprising this region.2 Any intervention in maxillofacial area has
potential for upper respiratory tract obstruction, severe haemorrhage
from major blood vessels or neurological compromise. It has been
postulated that the most commonly occurring Oral and Maxillofacial
emergencies include: Hard and soft tissue trauma, infections,
haemorrhage from the oral cavity and other facial structures and airway
obstruction. Among all these, trauma has been cited as having the highest
occurrence with infections and other emergencies following it. It has also
been found that children are the most prone to odontogenic trauma and
infection.
About Author

Dr. Payal Padmakar Mate
(Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, School of Dental Sciences, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad, Maharashtra).png)