Non Surgical Management of Severe Odontogenic Abcess
Julian Enrico Gonzales
🦷 Severe Facial Cellulitis Case Mandibular Canine — Emergency Endodontic Intervention Patient was referred externally for the management of the lower left mandibular canine. Upon consultation, the patient presented with severe facial cellulitis, exhibiting massive facial swelling and experiencing excruciating pain. Despite the condition, the patient flew all the way from Leyte to seek immediate care — emphasizing the urgency and severity of the infection. Clinical evaluation confirmed an acute odontogenic infection originating from the mandibular canine. The case was managed over two appointments to properly control the infection, reduce swelling, and stabilize the patient. Treatment was performed under strict rubber dam isolation and microscopic guidance.The case required lots and lots of active irrigation and micro-endodontic aspiration to effectively reduce…
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