IMPROVING LOCAL TREATMENT OF ODONTOGENIC PHLEGMON IN CHILDREN

Abstract

Acute odontogenic purulent-inflammatory diseases in the facial-jaw region are often associated with focal infections, as well as the widespread presence of infectious-inflammatory foci in the mucous membranes of the skin and oral cavity. The most common form of septic inflammation is odontogenic purulent-inflammatory diseases. The frequency of complications due to infectious-inflammatory processes increases significantly when jaw fractures occur.