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Commonest cause of Ludwig's Angina is

A

Dental infection of canine tooth

B

Dental infection of 2nd molar teeth

C

Dental infection of 2nd premolar teeth

D

Dental infection of Incisor teeth

High-Yield Explanation

Commonest cause of Ludwig's angina is dental infection of 2nd and 3rd molar teeth.

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