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Sinus Infection – Effects in your Oral Health

Article Category: Career

Author Name: Vicky Palacio

Sinuses have several pairs of left and right sinuses including ethmoid, frontal, maxillary sinus cavities and sphenoid. Maxillary sinuses are known to be the largest of the paranasal sinuses, which are located in the upper jaw areas under the eye sockets and at the back of the cheekbones.

Maxillary sinusitis is usually caused by nasal infection due to viral influenza or common colds but sinus infection may also result from dental origins. Usually, dental infection of the teeth and gums can cause sinus infection. With this reason, regular dental checkups are necessary to diagnose and treat maxillary sinus infection.

Acute sinus infection are sometimes treated partially, resulting for other infections to be left undetected. Other anatomical causes of maxillary sinusitis include a deviated septum and enlarged turbinates. Deviated septum is an abnormality where in the ridge tends to lean to the right or the left, which causes obstruction to the nasal passage, resulting to drainage and poor ventilation of the sinuses. On the other hand, enlarged turbinates can also result to the drainage of mucus and obstruction of paranasal sinuses, resulting to sinus infection.

Oral health is one of the contributing factors of sinus infection though it is not usual.

It is a given fact that sinus cavities are closely located to the teeth and mouth. Small oral cavities or infections can add to the sinus infection. Dental checkup must be performed when diagnosing sinus infection.

In treating maxillary sinus infection, it is necessary to treat other associated symptoms of congestion, inflammation and other significant factors because sinus infection may be difficult to reach with antibiotic treatments for sinus infection.

In some situations, there is a direct association between a toothache and a sinus infection. Obstruction in the nasal passage, respiratory infection, allergic reaction or tooth pain can cause sinus infection. An individual who is suffering toothache may also have a maxillary sinus infection. The neck and face may have cutaneous sinus tracts that are usually have dental origins.

Researches have shown that in most cases there is a connection maxillary sinus infection and impacted wisdom teeth, cavities, crown fracture and unfinished dental work. In addition, sinus infections that are not treated can result to difficulty in dental hygiene maintenance. Sinus infection can result to bad breath because the sinus drainage go down into the mouth.

To be able to recognize whether a sinus infection is a cause of toothache, it is essential to see a dentist, who can execute a test wherein individual tooth will be tapped gently to determine the location of the pain. The tooth where the pain is located indicates a sinus infection.

If sinus infection is not treated immediately, it may have bad effects on the teeth. Most people are having difficulty in distinguishing the difference between a toothache and a sinus infection because the roots in the upper teeth are near the maxillary sinus cavities. It is necessary to seek advice of a dentist or an ear, nose and throat doctor to know the right treatment.

Several treatments are available depending on the reason of the nasal problem that causes toothache, including allergy medication, nasal drops, antibiotics or nasal wash regimen. In addition, dental treatment is necessary to treat areas affected by sinus infection.

Keywords: sinus, sinus congestion, sinus infection, sinus treatment, sinus natural treatment, sinus natural products

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