OROFACIAL & NECK INFECTION
Channel: DENTISTRY ’N MORE
Date: 2020-10-24

➡️Orofacial infections are the common sequelae of odontogenic infections. The spread of infection into fascial spaces depends on the breach of anatomical barriers. A thorough knowledge of the anatomy of cervical fascia and spaces is necessary to manage an orofacial infection effectively.


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