Inflammation of the teeth may lead to sinusitis, especially the upper teeth, and there are clinical reports related to odontogenic sinusitis.
Inflammation of the teeth includes conditions such as periodontitis, apical inflammation, and apical abscess. Since the oral cavity and nasal cavity are only separated by the maxillary bone, if the wall of the maxillary sinus is too thin, when the bacterial virulence increases or the body’s resistance decreases, the local inflammation can spread from the oral cavity to the maxillary sinus, thus inducing sinusitis, and the serious condition can also appear systemic symptoms.
Dental inflammation in the emergence of symptoms if the active and effective treatment is generally a better prognosis, patients should pay attention to oral hygiene on weekdays, timely medical treatment, so as to avoid aggravation of the condition affects the chewing and language function, and even cause tooth loss.