PERIAPICAL DISEASES AND SPREAD OF ODONTOGENIC INFECTIONS

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DEIHIMY PARVIZ; KHALESI SAEEDEH; NAZEMI BEHBAHANI LALEH; AREFIAN MAHMOUDREZA

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Journal: Journal of Isfahan Dental School Year:2014 | Volume:10 | Issue:3 Page(s): 276-299

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Title

PERIAPICAL DISEASES AND SPREAD OF ODONTOGENIC INFECTIONS

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DEIHIMY PARVIZ | KHALESI SAEEDEH | NAZEMI BEHBAHANI LALEH | AREFIAN MAHMOUDREZA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

CELLULITISQ2

OSTEOMYELITISQ2

PERIAPICAL ABSCESSQ2

PERIAPICAL GRANULOMAQ2

PERIAPICAL PERIODONTITISQ2

RADICULAR CYSTSQ2

SINUSITISQ2

Abstract

Introduction: Periapical diseases are the final outcome of untreated pulpitis or failure of root canal treatment, collectively referred to as periapical lesions. Pulpitis is the final consequence of advanced dental caries or severe dental trauma, affecting the pulp. Spread of odontogenic infections into adjacent oral tissues and distinct structures by blood and lymph vessels can lead to more serious complications. Therefore, early and correct diagnosis and treatment of these lesions is necessary to prevent their potential complications. Considering the importance and high prevalence of periapical lesions, this study was undertaken to evaluate the periapical inflammatory lesions and spread of odontogenic infections.Review Report: In this study, studies performed from 2000 to 2013 about clinical, radiographic, and histopathologic features and treatment of periapical lesions, and also spread of odontogenic infections were evaluated by running a search in PubMed, EBSCO, ISC and Google Scholar databases.Results: PERIAPICAL PERIODONTITIS is one of the most common odontogenic diseases; the chronic type of it or PERIAPICAL GRANULOMA is more prevalent than its acute type or PERIAPICAL ABSCESS. Radicular cyst, the most common odontogenic cyst, is a sequela of PERIAPICAL GRANULOMA. Inflammatory lesions with an odontogenic origin can spread to the bone marrow, causing OSTEOMYELITIS. In addition, these lesions give rise to acute and serious diseases such as soft tissue abscesses and CELLULITIS if they are not managed on time.Early diagnosis of periapical lesions leads to easier management, more successful treatment and better prognosis.

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EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF PREVALENCE OF DIFFERENT PERIAPICAL LESIONS IN PATIENTS REFERRING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ORAL PATHOLOGY OF ISFAHAN DENTAL SCHOOL FROM 1988 TO 2015

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DEIHIMY, PARVIZ, KHALESI, SAEEDEH, NAZEMI BEHBAHANI, LALEH, & AREFIAN, MAHMOUDREZA. (2014). PERIAPICAL DISEASES AND SPREAD OF ODONTOGENIC INFECTIONS. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN DENTAL SCHOOL, 10(3), 276-299. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/126538/en

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DEIHIMY PARVIZ, KHALESI SAEEDEH, NAZEMI BEHBAHANI LALEH, AREFIAN MAHMOUDREZA. PERIAPICAL DISEASES AND SPREAD OF ODONTOGENIC INFECTIONS. JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN DENTAL SCHOOL[Internet]. 2014;10(3):276-299. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/126538/en

IEEE: Copy

PARVIZ DEIHIMY, SAEEDEH KHALESI, LALEH NAZEMI BEHBAHANI, and MAHMOUDREZA AREFIAN, “PERIAPICAL DISEASES AND SPREAD OF ODONTOGENIC INFECTIONS,” JOURNAL OF ISFAHAN DENTAL SCHOOL, vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 276–299, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/126538/en

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