Background Odontogenic cutaneous fistulas arise as a sequel of bacterial invasion of the
dental pulp, become necrotic, and infection spreads into the periradicular area resulting in …

Introduction Odontogenic cutaneous sinus tracts are often misdiagnosed as lesions of non-
odontogenic origin, leading to the treatment of patients with unnecessary and ineffective …

Clinically, extraoral sinus tracts of endodontic origin may be confused with a wide variety of
diseases. Thus, the differential diagnosis of this clinical dilemma is of paramount importance …

Odontogenic extraoral, cutaneous sinus is described as a path leading from an enclosed
area of inflammation to an epithelial surface. The patients visit a physician first for …

Odontogenic Cutaneous Fistula: A Case in Aged Patient With D... : Journal of Craniofacial
Surgery Odontogenic Cutaneous Fistula: A Case in Aged Patient With Delayed Diagnosis …

Introduction: Sinus tract (or fistula) is a common manifestation of pulpal necrosis with
periapical pathosis that requires conventional or rarely surgical-endodontic treatment in …

Sinus tract or fistula are mainly a common manifestation of pulpal necrosis that usually
requires conventional endodontic treatment in order to heal. They are identified intraorally …

Orodentocutaneous fistula is a rare entity where periapical dental abscess communicates
with both oral cavity and external skin. In few cases, patients presents initially with only …

Several non-odontogenic disorders may also cause a cutaneous extraoral sinus tract. The
diagnosis is not always easy unless the treating clinician considers the odontogenic origin …

Pulpa kaynaklı enfeksiyonlar enfekte ve nekroze bir diş tedavi edilmediğinde, enfeksiyon
intraoral ve ekstraoral yayılım gösterebilmektedir. Bu diş kaynaklı fistüller patolojik …