Odontogenic Infections

Trismus associated with lateral pharyngeal space is associated with irritation of

• Masseter

• Lateral Pterygoid

• Medial Pterygoid

• Temporalis

Death in Ludwig's Angina occurs due to:

• Sepsis

• Cardiac Arrest

• Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis

• Respiratory Obstruction

The distinguishing feature of masticatory space infection is

• Swelling

• Trismus

• Dysphagia

• Pain

Osteoradionecrosis is due to

• Infection

• Sepsis

• Endarteritis of Blood Vessels

• None of the above

Treatment of Garre's osteomyelitis is

• Sequestectromy

• Saucerisation

• Incision & Drainage

• Surgical Recontouring

Odontogenic Infections are mostly caused by

• Mixed bacteria

• Aerobic Bacteria

• Anerobic Bacteria

• Streptococci

Infection from lower third molar pericoronal area spreads most commonly to

• Submandibular space

• Sublingual space

• Pterygomandibular space

• Buccal Space

Ludwig's angina is characterised by

• Raised tongue

• elevation of ear lobe

• unilateral swelling

• Trismus

Which of the following is not associated with acute osteomyelitis of mandible:

• Severe pain

• Purulent exudate

• Paresthesia of lower lip

• Radiographic evidence of bony destruction

Identify the problem

• Sequestrum

• Cloacae

• Sinus

• Lamina dura