Table 1.

Presentation, imaging, and management of cases of Odontogenic Orbital Cellulitis. (s/p = status post, POD # = postoperative day, I+D = Incision and Drainage, Extraction = tooth extraction.)

Study	Cases	Imaging Findings	Recent Dental History	Intervention Required
Caruso, 2006[7]	5	Periapical lucency x 5, maxillary sinus opacification x 5, Abscess 2/5	0/5	Extraction x 4, I+D x 1
Ngeow, 1999[12]	1	Maxillary sinus opacification, abscess	S/p root canal	None
Munoz–Guerra, 2006[9]	1	Maxillary sinus opacification	POD # 5 s/p extraction # 3	I+D
Allan, 1991[16]	1	Periapical lucency, abscess	s/p lost restoration (5 days)	I+D
Janakarajah, 1984[17]	1	Periapical lucency	Toothache	Extraction
Bullock, 1985[4]	4	Sinus opacification x 4, Abscess x 4	POD # 2, 2, 5, and 15 s/p extraction	I+D x 4
Thacker, 1995[10]	1	No sinus opacification, Abscess	POD # 3 s/p extraction	I+D
Zacharides, 2005[3]	1	Sinus opacification, Abscess	POD # 2 s/p extraction	I+D, revision on hospital day # 8
Miller,1995[18]	1	Sinus opacification, Caries	Toothache, POD # 1 s/p cleaning	Extraction, I+D
Poon, 2001[11]	1	Bilateral dilated superior ophthalmic veins	Dental caries one month prior	I+D
Henry, 1992[13]	1	Maxillary, ethmoid, and frontal sinus opacification, Abscess x 2	Toothache	Extraction, Sinus exploration, I+D
Kim, 2007[19]	1	Periapical lucency, Abscess	Temporal Pain	Extraction, I+D
Mehra, 1999[8]	1	Maxillary sinus air–fluid level	Displaced root tip	Extraction, Aspiration
Kiddee, 2010[14]	1	Abscess	Toothache	Extraction, I+D
Wysluch, 2009[15]	1	Abscess	Toothache	Extraction, I+D