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Sriram Krishnan1, Rakesh Sharma
1Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, New Delhi, India. krishnan.sriram1982@gmail.com
Abstract:
The maxillary sinus is in close proximity of the maxillary dentition; due to the close interaction between these two, there is a possibility of any disease process affecting one that can spread or concomitantly affect the other. This proximity may lead to foreign bodies to displace into the maxillary sinus and lead to development of infection. The signs and symptoms of affecting one structure can superimpose on the other; this can lead to diagnostic dilemmas.
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