Oro-antral fistula with retained root
Diagnosis almost certain
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In this case, the patient has an anatomical variant with a surgical risk, as we see bilateral teeth roots protrusions within the maxillary sinuses; hence the bilateral sinusitis. Naturally the extraction of one of the posterior maxillary teeth "16" was complicated with a bony defect of the maxillary sinus.In this situation, a complete dental panel must be established, in order to avoid further complications.
-<p>In this case, the patient has an anatomical variant with a surgical risk, as we see bilateral teeth roots protrusions within the maxillary sinuses; hence the bilateral sinusitis. Naturally the extraction of one of the posterior maxillary teeth "16" was complicated with a bony defect of the maxillary sinus.<br>In this situation, a complete dental panel must be established, in order to further complications.</p>- +<p>In this case, the patient has an anatomical variant with a surgical risk, as we see bilateral teeth roots protrusions within the maxillary sinuses; hence the bilateral sinusitis. Naturally the extraction of one of the posterior maxillary teeth "16" was complicated with a bony defect of the maxillary sinus.<br>In this situation, a complete dental panel must be established, in order to avoid further complications.</p>
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