Iqra7 months ago
Who is at risk for Ludwig’s angina?
You may be more prone to Ludwig’s angina if you have: A broken jaw (facial fracture). Cavities, a fractured tooth (cracked tooth) or a tooth extraction. Diabetes. Malnutrition. Oral cancer. Poor oral hygiene. Substance use disorder. Tongue piercings. Weakened immune system.
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