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Got jaw infection

2017-05-12 06:34:29
She is suffering from sever tooth ache due to infection ... Doctor is saying to remove that teeth... But my mother is afraid of removing that teeth..
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Hello Mam, Looking at the x-rays you have uploaded,the wisdom tooth seems to be infected. It is better to get it removed as it seems to be a vertically impacted tooth and there is no need to replace these teeth,once they are removed. Get it done by a specialist Maxillo-facial surgeon only. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

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