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Tooth extraction
Does tooth extraction cause in vision loss?
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No the tooth extraction never affect your eye sight..you can do tooth extraction without fear.
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No never
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Never ....it never affect vision
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refer oral surgeon for extraction
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No tooth extraction doesn’t affect your eyesight.it is just very old myth with no scientific background https://www.venkateshwar.dental/
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No ,not related to vision .
You can go for tooth extraction without any worry.
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Hello mam, treatment done to your tooth will in no way affect your eyes or any other organs .
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Dr. Milind Saudagar
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