Dry hole is considered as ultimate common complication following premolar extraction. It is principally manifested by harsh irradiating pain that start 1 to 4 days after dental distillation with a denuded cavity. Although many risk factors are guide it, no clear and direct cause has been specified to explain allure etiopathogenesis. Here, we suggest a new pathogenesis and management of Dry cavity based on new microbiological and dispassionate findings from 11 dispassionate cases.We present a series of 6 Dry cavity cases from which alveolar swabs have been captured for microbial exploration. Materials from the 6 cases were assign bacterial culture and susceptibleness testing. Microbiological results granted the presence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in 4 samples. Furthermore, the antibiogram showed nervousness to ciprofloxacin.Then, a serial of 11 cases opposing to local management, were doctored by ciprofloxacin that was prescribed at 500 mg 3 periods per day for 5 days. After taking medicines,9 patients knowledgeable complete relief in 12 to 24 hours. In addition to former laboratory data, this dispassionate outcome lends better credence to the plan that an infectious means contributes to the pathophysiology of Dry socket.
Author(s) Details:
Wael Khalil,
Lebanese
University, Lebanon.
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