Expression of unusual odontogenic infection: dissemination to region temporal

Abstract

The maxillofacial infections always pose a risk to patients, whether they are of odontogenic origin or not, are relatively common occurrence, and if not treated in properly way, it can develop rapidly and spread to adja cent anatomical structures and facial areas of the head and neck, resulting in several complications or even death; thus the treatment of this condition aims to drain the material build - up within the tissues and rehabilitate the structure and / or function of the affected area. The aim of this study is to report a case of a patient with odontogenic infection in the temporal region, which was submitted to surgical treatment with drainage of purulent collection, providing viability of this region to expel Mic robiology infection. These types of infections by their high patient samples are required specific therapies for individual cases, that is, selective antibiotic associated drain pus. The amoxicillin in combination with clavulanic acid are drugs that show a dequately effective against microorganisms of dental infections and usually not elicit resistance to this antibiotic to the patient.