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Infection in Orofacial Region

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What is the primary characteristic of infection in the orofacial region?

It is caused solely by external pathogens.

It results only in chronic conditions without acute manifestations.

It triggers the defense mechanism, resulting in inflammation. (correct)

It involves the proliferation of tissues resulting in rapid healing.

What percentage of orofacial infections are odontogenic in nature?

100%

90-95% (correct)

70-75%

80-85%

Which type of inflammation accounts for the majority of odontogenic infections in the orofacial region?

Periapical inflammation (correct)

Soft tissue inflammation

Chronic periodontal inflammation

Viral inflammation

Which of the following statements about acute dentoalveolar abscess is correct?

<p>It is a primary form of acute infection in the orofacial region.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What follows the acute dentoalveolar abscess in frequency of occurrences in the orofacial region?

<p>Periodontal abscess</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Infection

Infections commonly involve microbial proliferation triggering the body's defense mechanisms, resulting in inflammation.
In the orofacial region, odontogenic infections are prevalent, accounting for 90-95% of cases.
Odontogenic infections are the primary group of infections affecting the orofacial and neck areas.
Approximately 70% of odontogenic infections present as periapical inflammation, with the acute dentoalveolar abscess being the most common type.
Periodontal abscesses also occur but to a lesser extent.

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This quiz focuses on the nature of infections, particularly odontogenic infections that are predominant in the orofacial region. It discusses the prevalence and types of infections, including periapical inflammation and acute dentoalveolar abscesses. Test your understanding of these infections and their implications.