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Lyme Disease and Dental Problems

Dentists can diagnose the lyme disease at early stages, mostly when people without any cavities in their teeth, end up with excruciating pain in their teeth.<br>

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Lyme Disease and Dental Problems

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  1. Lyme Disease and Dental Problems

  2. With rapid advancement in almost every area, the world has evolved greatly to face and tackle various health issues with grit and courage. • One such health issue that requires tremendous attention from people is lyme disease. • Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by a bacteria belonging to the borrellia family. • This starts off initially with an itch and rash like redness on the skin called the bull’s eye rash or other early symptoms including head ache, fever, etc.

  3. People with lyme disease can also have swollen gums and joints, tooth ache and other chronic dental problems, which could worsen with time. • Lyme bacteria can reside in the dentin and tubules in the mouth and affects the teeth slowly. • Sometimes, chronic tooth infection can result in heart ailments in many people.

  4. Therefore, it is essential to consult a good dentist such as Dentzz Dental at the appearance of the slightest symptoms such as the ones mentioned above for lyme disease. • It is also important to ensure to keep yourself protected from ticks that cause lyme and stay away from the disease. • While performing dental treatments, dentists also usually ensure that the patient does not have any heart related issues, since the treatment for people with heart disease would have to be differently done. Read the complete blog on: http://bit.ly/1mUGe8l

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