Facial Infections
Infection following a traumatic injury continues to be a major problem, despite many advances in the management of the trauma patient. Local infections occurring at the site of injury, such as osteomyelitis from a jaw fracture, may result in the loss of teeth and bone structure. The individual may survive the initial injury but may be left with significant residual problems, such as a facial deformity or malocclusion and joint dysfunction. We Provide the best solution for Facial Injuries and Infections.
CONTROL FACTORS
Through appropriate wound management, local factors can be controlled and modified by the surgeon to reduce the bacterial load in a wound site. However, it is impossible to sterilize a traumatic wound, and some bacteria will be present in the tissue.
FACTORS
After sustaining a traumatic injury, the patient has a vastly increased risk of infection. At the local level, the injury may disrupt the skin and mucous membranes, which are the body’s initial and perhaps most important defenses against bacterial invasion. Intact skin and mucous membranes provide a mechanical barrier to bacterial invasion. Once bacteria have penetrated this barrier through areas of abrasion, laceration, or avulsion of tissue, nonspecific and specific host defense mechanisms are necessary to control the invasion. If colonization and growth of invading organisms are checked, infection will not develop. This is the usual course of events after an injury involving a break in surface integrity.
FAQ
It depends on mulitple factors like the size of the cavity and material used to fill the cavity.
Fillings are safe and effective,but some people might experience discomfort or tooth sensitivity afterward.Most of the time,this sensitivity is normal and will resolve within few days or weeks
During filling procedures, dentists clean away the decay inside the cavity, usually with a drill, before filling it in.Fillings work by replacing the part of the tooth destroyed
by tooth decay. The dentist molds them to match the shape ofthe surrounding tooth.