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  • Maxillary sinusitis can arise from dental procedures.
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  • Radiological evaluation is crucial for diagnosing sinusal foreign bodies.

Findings:

  • Complete removal of foreign bodies is essential.
  • Surgical sinus drainage is required.
  • Closure of oroantral communication or fistula is necessary.

Implications:

  • This approach ensures effective management of sinusitis secondary to dental manipulation.
  • It prevents long-term complications associated with retained foreign bodies and oroantral defects.