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Mild Mucosal Thickening Of The Maxillary Antrum And Infundibulum. How To Treat This?
1) how to treat mild mucosal thickening on left maxillary antrum and its infundibulurn ? 2) Also how to treat large polypoid soft tissue in the posterior superior aspect of the right maxillary antrum ? how both problem has occured and what precaution should i take to stop further increase in problem. THANK YOU SIR e mail id: YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 20 Mar 2013
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The mucosal thickening of maxillary antrum,is due to the invasion of tissues underlying.
Surigcal treatments has to be done depending on the condition.
The thickening may be due to congenital or traumatic occurence.
Avoid too much stress ets.
Maxillary antrostomy has to be done if required.
Please avoid occurence of sinus infections frequently.
Antibioics can be taken after consulting a physician.
The mucosal thickening of maxillary antrum,is due to the invasion of tissues underlying.
Surigcal treatments has to be done depending on the condition.
The thickening may be due to congenital or traumatic occurence.
Avoid too much stress ets.
Maxillary antrostomy has to be done if required.
Please avoid occurence of sinus infections frequently.
Antibioics can be taken after consulting a physician.
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HI..
Thanks for your querry at HCM.
Well, based on your history I think it is a soft tissue growth which could be congenital, traumatic. It can be treated by excision if all tests are found normal.
Visit your nearest dentist for further evaluation
Many kind regards
Thanks for your querry at HCM.
Well, based on your history I think it is a soft tissue growth which could be congenital, traumatic. It can be treated by excision if all tests are found normal.
Visit your nearest dentist for further evaluation
Many kind regards
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