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[Pathological link between teeth and maxillary sinus]

Pathological link between teeth and maxillary sinus. Pathological relationship between the teeth and the maxillary sinus can be explained by their embryological and anatomical relationships. The floor is centered by the apex of antral teeth: premolars and first molars. Any dental disease process may have sinus consequences. Dental caries are the best example. Iatrogenic pathology, including preimplant surgery and benign or malignant tumors are also responsible for sinusitis. Therapeutic for every etiology avoids the complications and sequelae whose forensic incidence remains low.