Abses Periapikal

DEFINITIONS

Abses Periapikal is the collection of pus that has spread from a tooth to the network in the area, the biaanya derived from an infection.

CAUSE

The body attacks the infection with a large number of white blood cells; pus is a set of white blood cells and a network of death.

Usually, pus from a tooth infection initially flowed to the gums, gums that are near the root of the tooth is inflated.

Pus can be flowed to the skin, mouth, throat or skull, depending on the location of the affected teeth.

SYMPTOMS

Dental pain, also arise when swallowing pain.

Probable fever accompanied by swelling in the lymph kelanjar neck.

If very swollen, occur in jowl area swelling.

Diagnostic

The diagnosis was based on the symptoms and physical examination results.

MEDICINE

Abses or selulitis overcome by removing the pus and infection through the mouth or surgical treatment channel roots.

To help remove the infection are often given antibiotics.

Action is the most important revoke pulpa affected and the nanahnya.