Hi doctor, I have developed a fear that my facial artery (like maxillary artery which supplies to the teeth) will burst if I get too high BP or do certain actions like shouting/yelling or forefully contracting my stomach. Is this thing possible?
Please clear my doubt.
I don't want my teeth to get damaged.
Hie.. don’t be panic.. just relax.. there are lot of anatomical structures and dynamics to co-relate them.. moreover, regulate your BP from the physician and continue the medication for the same..
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Please calm your self and read either the right articles or visit dentist to understand about why all these thoughts. Once you understand the dynamics about the tooth structure you will be at ease.
Hello dear
I think you have gained these false knowledges and informations from internet.
Facial artery , Maxillary artery these will be vert difficult for you to understand and how they supply to the teeth.
All there you are totally puzzled and confused.
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In your age you will never develop clinical Blood pressure.
so you don't have to worry.
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please don't panic.
One humble request to you dear that don't indulge your self with these uncompleted knowledge and information.It will just make you crazy nothing else.
so trash all these thinkings and concentrate in your daily life.
If you really want to keep your teeth intact maintain proper oral care and hygiene.
Have a nice day.
Hie dear . First of all please don't use Google ..it only gives u a stress ..so if u are suffering from hypertension then go for a medicine for it ..consult physician and strt with the medicine course..dint panic
hello dear, calm down.Facial artery will not get damage.Do not search on internet because it cannot see you they diagnosed only with the words provided by you.It would be better if you consult a dentist and get your doubts solved.
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