Calcified tooth can get infected. It can be diagnosed with pain,swelling. It may not lead to halitosis. For further information you can consult through this.
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1- The most common dental infection is dental caries(tooth decay) which is caused by streptococcus mutans along with other bacteria. Dental caries is commonly seen in all individuals.
2- The most common symptom is pain. Severity of pain depends upon extent of caries. Duration, intensity, aggravating and reliving factors of pain may vary depending on extent of caries.
3- Clinically caries can be seen. Along with clinical examination, pulp testing and intra oral radiographs are used.
4- Yes, caries can lead to abscess formation in advanced stages which can lead to halitosis.
Next Steps
Visit your dentist periodically, this will ensure if any caries is present it can be treated in early stages, with a simple filling otherwise root canal treatment has to be done to save the tooth, early intervention not only saves tooth structure, it will also reduces treatment cost.
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It is common for a calcified tooth to get infected.
calcified tooth can produce severe pain, swelling, and infection. Often, the outer appearance of a calcified tooth changes, causing it to appear and look darker yellow in colour.
It brings severe pain in its wake. The pain intensifies when you bite down or place pressure on the affected tooth. Additionally, you may experience tooth sensitivity when you eat hot or cold food and drinks. The pain can also originate from inflammation of the gums.
No,calcified tooth does not cause halitosis but calcium deposits, also known as tartar or calculus, arise when plaque on the teeth hardens and thickens. In addition to causing visible yellow, brown, or black deposits, they can cause halitosis.
First of all its very very rare to find a calcified tooth
Rest questions have almost same answers as for normal tooth
and diagnosis is to done carefully
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Consult a good dentist/ endodontist
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Calcified teeth are really very rare
There can be narrow canals inside,
Complete calcification is rare
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