Hard palate abscess and nasopalatine fistula as a result of impacted tooth in jaw − case report.

Impacted teeth are one of causes of patients visits to maxillofacial surgeons or dental surgeons. They are often detected accidentally when diagnosing other diseases in area of the nose, paranasal sinuses or oral cavity. This paper presents the process of diagnostics and treatment of a rare case of a 53-year-old patient, who developed hard palate abscess as a result of caries of impacted tooth accompanied by lateral periodontal cyst and nasopalatine fistula located in jaw.