A 52-year-old man with the looseness of the right second upper premolar tooth presented to the dental clinic. A dentist advised him extraction of the tooth, which resulted in an oroantral fistula. On examination, there was a firm tender swelling in the right upper neck. Past Medical History (PMH): The elderly male had right-sided progressively increasing nasal obstruction six months ago. It was followed by a blood-tinged nasal discharge from the right side.
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