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dental caries
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dental caries

In medicine, another name for caries.
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There bacteria finds a home and begins to grow, and this can lead to a terrible dental infection that may attack both the teeth and the gums.
Ask the Sarasota Dentist - Why Remove Plaque Beneath the Gums? by Dr. Pamela Dassenko, DDS / Food/cooking/nutrition community
While you might not be able to tell what is wrong or see anything untoward in your mouth, serious pain can be a sign of a dental infection or another problem that is best treated as soon as possible.
Deciding if You Need An Emergency Dentist Appointment by Adam Singleton / Health, general community
Cases of NSA resulting from a dental infection and laser inferior turbinectomy have also been reported.
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