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Dental abscess: treatment and remedies

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Have you noticed that you have a dental abscess? In this article you will find out what it is specifically, what causes this problem and what remedies you can use to make the pain go away.

Simply put, we can say that a dental abscess is an accumulation of bacteria, white blood cells, or other cellular debris that has settled on the tissues that are close to the tooth, thus gum, jaw bone, or on the pulp of the tooth. First, we can classify three types of abscess: periodontal abscess, peripical abscess, and gingival abscess.

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