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hen there is a cavity inside your teeth or if the tooth gets hurt or irritated, bacteria will enter inside the nerve and cause a dental infection. Sometimes it is associated with a painful swelling filled with pus (a thick, yellowish fluid). If the pus can not get drained automaticly , the area will get more swollen and painful for the patient. This is known as a dental abscess , visible to the naked eye. The abscess forms as a hard or soft barrier around the infection. This is the

Baby teeth are the first 20 teeth that children get prior to having the permanent 32 teeth. Primary teeth are very important when it comes to chewing and speech developments of your child as well as nutrition for their body. A good nutrition comes from chewing the food properly. Another scope of baby teeth is ” saving space ” responsibility. These baby teeth are actually keeping the space for future adult teeth hence extraction of these primary teeth leads to insufficient space in the jaw and orthodontics in later life.