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Root canal and ALS??
Can root canal cause ALS?
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It may not cause as there is no evidence
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No scientific evidence for this claim
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No scientific evidence is there
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It is completely safe
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No root canal treatment is a treatment to relieve tooth pain it will not cause any serious disease when all the infection is drained out.
Just don't let your tooth pain and swelling spread for too long and get it checked.
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Don't try to do any invasive treatment at home
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
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Dr. Deeksha Sharma
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No, RCT is a safe procedure.
It doesn’t cause ALS
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