Odontogenic Infections and Spread Complications

The primary cause of infections in the head and neck region is the odontogenic origin. There are many factors that prevent the spread of infections in the region anatomy, as well as the various causes of odontogenic infections. Disregarded infections or inefficient treatments result in the spread of these infections to important anatomical localizations. Despite the advancing diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, head and neck infections continue to be complicated in terms of dentists. It will be possible to plan treatment with head and neck infections with a multidisciplinary approach and to apply correct treatment by knowing the region anatomy and spreading routes well. In this review, we aim to present the causes of odontogenic infections, the routes of spread, and the serious complications that may occur