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TABLE VII-8 Evidence for odontogenic infections as a contributing factor for ARS Study Year LOE Study Design Study Groups Clinical Endpoint Conclusions Turfe 390 2019 2 Prospective cohort (n = 134) Primary dental treatment vsESS SNOT 22, symptoms, endoscopy Faster resolution of endpoints with primary ESS compared to primary dental treatment AbiNajm 398 2013 4 Observation case series (n = 70) Patients with dental implants Maxillary sinus imaging Implant penetration is not associated with odontogenic sinusitis Tabrizi 397 2012 4 Observation case series (n = 18) Patients with dental implants Maxillary sinus imaging No increased risk Longhini 389 2011 4 Observation case series (n = 21) Patients with odontogenic maxillary sinusitis Clinical aspects of disease Dental pathology commonly missed on imaging Dental pain and foul smell are common symptoms Bomeli 336 2009 4 Observation case series (n = 124) Acute maxillary sinusitis patients Maxillary sinus imaging Odontogenic infections associated with opacification in 17% to 86% Jung 396 2007 4 Observation case series (n = 23) Patients with dental implants Maxillary sinus imaging Implant projection of 4 mm associated with mucosal thickening Abrahams 402 1996 4 Observation case series (n = 84) Patients presenting with periodontal disease Maxillary sinus imaging 38% positive detection rate for maxillary opacification Regev 395 1995 4 Observation case series (n = 8) Patients with dental implants Presence/absence of maxillary sinusitis symptoms Maxillary sinusitis associated with implants