Subcutaneous Air Emphysema

Subcutaneous air emphysemas are potentially life threatening complications that you can encounter in the dental office. Here's everything you need to know about the causes, prevention and management.
Please share - not enough people know this vital information.
Follow drvarunacharya for more prostho and clinical tips.
#dentalreviewguy #emphysema #prosthodontist #maxillofacialprosthodontist #boardcertified #dentists #dentistry #continuingeducation

[@thegreatindians8456]

I was sectioning mandibular 1st molar .I don't know if it has caused emphysema or not but .There is no Swelling I kept patient undeobservation even after 24hrs there is no change .

[@dentalreviewguy]

If there is no visible swelling, it's unlikely to be an emphysema. However, don't use an air rotor to section in any case.

[@thegreatindians8456]

@@dentalreviewguy Got it thanks a lot 🌹