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Australian dental journal · Aug 1996
ReviewAnatomical considerations in the diagnosis and management of acute maxillofacial bacterial infections.
- A Bridgeman, D Wiesenfeld, and S Newland.
- Royal Melbourne Hospital.
- Aust Dent J. 1996 Aug 1; 41 (4): 238-45.
AbstractGeneral dentists are frequently called upon to manage maxillofacial infections. Such infections are usually well localized in their initial stages but can spread to become severe and potentially life-threatening. This paper discusses the anatomical basis of the spread of these infections and techniques relevant to the rational management of these serious conditions.
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