Paediatric maxillofacial trauma cases is rising with every passing day, the main cause being road traffic accidents and fall. The management of such injuries is different than that from such injuries involving adults. Proper management skills are necessary for the treating surgeons in order to avoid long term complications. This book aims to give a brief outline of management of such injuries in children.

This book describes the incidence of bacteremia after different oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures. A comparative study to co-relate bacteremia episodes with various epidemiological and surgical factors also, has been demonstrated scientifically. the book can be a useful resource for those involved in research processes involving the study of bacteremia occuring after surgical intervention.

Odontogenic infections can be life threatening if left untreated. The incidence is much higher in developing countries and tropical climate. These infections require emergency treatment. This book presents a detailed description of various odontogenic infections and discusses their appropriate management. The book also describes a protocol of treating such infections and may be very helpful to students and clinicians worldwide.

Odontogenic infections could be life threatening if not treated promptly. The spread of such infections is regulated by host factors and virulence of microbial species. This book highlights the role of these two in regulating the spread of odontogenic infections. The book offers a detailed insight into these types of infections and is useful for students as well as clinicians treating similar cases all over the world.