Swollen cheek from tooth infection
[DOC File]FINAL EXAMINATION GUIDE
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The interior of the tooth consists of a pulp cavity that contains the blood vessels, lymph tissue and nerves. Surrounding the pulp cavity is a hard substance called dentine. Outside the dentine of the crown is a thin layer, the enamel. This is a very hard substance. The root of the tooth is covered with a substance that resembles bone, called ...
[DOC File]FAQ w ans (POTT 30-FAQ)
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(a) Yeast infection that causes white patches in the mouth or on the tongue. iv. Leukoplakia (a) Smoker’s disease (b) Causes excess cell growth in mouth, cheek, or gums (c) Presents as white patches. v. Gingivitis (a) Red swollen gums. vi. Bad breath (a) Usually linked to plaque and poor oral hygiene. c. Assessment and management. i.
Swollen Cheek: Causes and Treatments for Swelling on One Side o…
Dec 09, 2008 · The consumer should be encouraged to use a soft bristled tooth brush. ... face, jaw, or throat that begins as a tooth infection or cavity. These infections are common in people with poor dental health and result from lack of proper and timely dental care. Bacteria from a cavity can extend into the gums, the cheek, the throat, beneath the tongue ...
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7.Infection in the tooth socket that can be painful, tender, and swollen if a permanent tooth is extracted. 8.Biting lip while still numb. I give permission for CDS to bill my insurance for any services provided to the individual listed for care and I understand that I am responsible for …
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Untreated dental caries kills the tooth and then an abscess may form as illustrated. A dental abscess is a collection of pus around the root of the tooth with dental caries. A child with a tooth abscess will complain of a swollen cheek and a lot of pain. A fever may also be detected. List the signs and symptoms of a child with tooth decay:
[DOC File]12: OTHER CONDITIONS
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side of mouth, inside cheek. bursitis swollen, painful joints, disease that causes joint pain ... hard covering on outside of tooth. encephalitis. swollen brain, brain swelling, swelling of the brain. encephalopathy. brain dysfunction. ... infection of nerve inside tooth. pulpotomy. take out the nerve from a tooth.
[DOC File]Chapter 19: Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat
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Minor Oral Mucosal Injury/Irritation May be caused by dental procedures, biting/abrasion of the cheek, irritations in the mouth or gum. Treatment goal: control discomfort and pain, aid healing and prevent secondary bacterial infection. Nonpharmacological treatment. ice application in 10 minute increments
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Signs and Symptoms of Wound Infection. Wound area is red, swollen, and warm. Pain . Pus. Fever. ... For an object impaled in the cheek, if the object has penetrated through, remove it to prevent possible airway obstruction—gently pull the object out in the direction from which it penetrated the cheek ... For a tooth knocked loose, make a pad ...
[DOCX File]2 Key Points - Home - Mouth Care Matters
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Tooth Ache 158. Throat Pain 159. Eye Pain 160. Macular Degeneration 162. Headache and Migraines 162. Earache 168. Ear Noises And Ringing 169. Scalp Pain 171. Non-Painful Diseases 173. Diabetes 173. Prediabetic 178. Diabetes Of Childhood 178. Herpes 179. Fatigue 182. Skin Problems 188. Sebaceous Cysts 188. Skin Rash 189. Hives 191. Acne 192 ...
[DOC File]Instructors Manual
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Cellulitis is a bacterial infection involving the dermis and the subcutaneous tissues. Streptococcus pyogenes and Staphylococcus aureus are the most common bacteria that cause this infection. Children with facial cellulitis, particularly with accompanying lymphadenopathy and systemic symptoms, are at risk for developing meningitis, a more ...
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