Question 157 · LDEK · Abscesses and phlegmons
Causal treatment in the therapeutic process of an odontogenic abscess consists in:
- A. administration of antibiotics.
- B. incision of the abscess.
- C. incision of the abscess and its drainage.
- D. administration of antibiotics, incision of the abscess and its drainage.
- E. none of the above.
Hint
Ask what the actual source of an odontogenic abscess is and whether any of the listed measures removes that source.
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