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Posted on 2/27/2018 by Front Office |
![]() When an abscess happens, it means that there is an infection in the root of the tooth. This infection has to be taken care of so that it does not travel throughout the body. This is why taking care of the dental abscess is so important when it comes to the care of your mouth. Dangers of Not Taking Care of a Dental AbscessIf you do not take care of a dental abscess, you will find that it travels throughout the body and can cause the person to have many symptoms that they do not want. The abscess will eventually lead to a further infection in the body, but also could mean the loss of the tooth. When the tooth is lost, the infection can clear up much easier. Sometimes antibiotics are required to save the tooth. Once this is done, a root canal is then needed to remove the problem area from under the tooth. Dental abscesses should never be ignored. They may come and go, but when the infection becomes so bad to where it is unbearable to deal with, then this could mean that the infection is traveling through the body. Antibiotics should be the first thing to get on your list of taking care of your dental abscess. Speak with our dentists here to find out even more information about the dental abscess that is in your mouth. We want to make sure that it is cleared up as soon as possible, since it is a worrisome problem to have. Not only that, but chances are that if you have an abscess then it is causing you quite a lot of pain. |
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