Ludwig’s Angina is a serious, potentially life-threatening condition primarily characterized by the rapid onset of neck swelling and infection. Originating from a deep neck abscess, it is a form of cellulitis that involves the submandibular space, rapidly progressing to cause significant neck pain, swelling, and airway compromise. This condition often requires immediate medical attention due to its severity and potential to obstruct the airway. Key Facts Ludwig’s angina is a severe bacterial infection that occurs in the floor of the mouth, underneath the tongue It is considered a dental emergency due to its potential to rapidly spread and cause life-threatening complications Early recognition and prompt treatment are crucial in managing…