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A tooth abscess is not just painful but it also increases the risk of various complications. To avoid tooth loss and irreversible damage take steps to prevent and treat dental abscesses.
A tooth abscess is not just painful but it also increases the risk of various complications. To avoid tooth loss and irreversible damage take steps to prevent and treat dental abscesses.
Oral infections like periodontitis (a chronic inflammatory disease and a significant risk factor for tooth loss) and abscesses are some of the most common infections in the world. According to [...]
with the right kind of music and the right kind of triumph and maps and stuff like that. but then there was the other one that was displayed by every single care giver, every adult that was in my world. which was they talked about the war in very personal terms. when they talked about the life before the war, their lives were simple. their lives were also dangerous because they could get, you died of pneumonia before world war ii. you could have a tooth abscess that could kill you. when they say that was before the war because during the war was this huge cranial shift of their vision of the world, how big it was, how tight it was and forces that were out there that effectively altered their daily lives and then after the war of course it was like we're here and we share that burden with so many other people. there's no reason to talk about
>> maybe she had a stroke and maybe by mistake thought it was weather and drank it. >> we want to know physically happened, if she did have alcohol in her, did she top and be incoherent and do something that happened to her? we're even willing to say that, but there's no way if she was in the right state of mind she would go and take that bottle. you tell me she was having a stroke or hallucinating, this or that due to an abscess, we're going to have to live with that. >> if she does are an abscess, she could have had such pain and takes whatever is available to alleviate the pain. >> no, i don't think so. >> she wouldn't do it to ease the pain, either thinking it's not water. >> she's not thinking clearly because she had a tooth abscess. >> okay. that's what i'm thinking. >> okay. so if she had a tooth abscess, what you could do is say to yourself she had severe pain, and she had to alleviate that
takes whatever is available to alleviate the pain. >> no, i don't think so. >> she wouldn't do it to ease the pain. she would have to either be thinking it's not water -- >> she's not thinking clearly because she had a tooth abscess. >> okay. that's what i'm thinking. >> okay. so if she had a tooth abscess, what you could do is say to yourself she had severe pain, and she had to alleviate that pain now, not in an hour, now. >> so she drank 1.9. >> in 45 minutes? >> you know -- >> someone who drank once a month maybe? >> look, it really doesn't make sense my trying to convince you. you have to have your satisfaction, your satisfaction is only if you're going -- is only going to be achieved if you send it to another laboratory to redo it. >> so that would be the next step? >> that's the only way i know what to tell you. >> and then also with exhuming, that's the way to go? >> yeah.
prevail how could it have caused alcohol in the vitreous. >> maybe she had a stroke and maybe by mistake thought it was weather and drank it. >> we want to know physically happened, if she did have alcohol in her, did she top and be incoherent and do something that happened to her? we're even willing to say that, but there's no way if she was in the right state of mind she would go and take that bottle. you tell me she was having a stroke or hallucinating, this or that due to an abscess, we're going to have to live with that. >> if she does are an abscess, she could have had such pain and takes whatever is available to alleviate the pain. >> no, i don't think so. >> she wouldn't do it to ease the pain, either thinking it's not water. >> she's not thinking clearly because she had a tooth abscess. >> okay. that's what i'm thinking. >> okay. so if she had a tooth abscess, what you could do is say to
alcohol in the vitreous. >> maybe she had a stroke and maybe by mistake thought it was weather and drank it. >> we want to know physically happened, if she did have alcohol in her, did she top and be incoherent and do something that happened to her? we're even willing to say that, but there's no way if she was in the right state of mind she would go and take that bottle. you tell me she was having a stroke or hallucinating, this or that due to an abscess, we're going to have to live with that. >> if she does are an abscess, she could have had such pain and takes whatever is available to alleviate the pain. >> no, i don't think so. >> she wouldn't do it to ease the pain, either thinking it's not water. >> she's not thinking clearly because she had a tooth abscess. >> okay. that's what i'm thinking. >> okay. so if she had a tooth abscess, what you could do is say to
>> but the still will still prevail, how could it have caused alcohol in the vitreous. >> maybe she had a stroke by mistake, thought it was water and drank it. >> we want to know physically happened, if she did have alcohol in her, did she top and be incoherent and do something melly that happened to her? we're even willing to say that, but there's no way if she was in the right state of mind she would go and take that bottle. you tell me she was having a stroke or hallucinating, this or that due to an abscess, we're going to have to live with that. >> if she does are an abscess, she could have had such pain and takes whatever is available to alleviate the pain. >> she would either have to be not thinking it's water. >> she's not thinking clearly because she had a tooth abscess. >> okay. that's what i'm thinking. >> okay. so if she had a tooth abscess,