“…Despite easy access to dental care and antimicrobial treatment in the 21 st century, odontogenic infections remain a serious clinical problem today. Decreased immune capabilities of the macro-organism, virulence of the causative microorganism and lack of adequate treatment lead to the spread of localized odontogenic infections to the deep maxillofacial spaces [ 1 ]. Odontogenic inflammations of the head and neck, if not treated promptly and adequately, can lead to life-threatening complications including airway obstruction, diffuse inflammatory processes (phlegmon), necrotizing fasciitis, purulent meningitis, cerebrospinal abscess, mediastinitis, sepsis and even end lethally [ 2 , 3 ].…”