Tooth infection make you sick

Can an infected tooth make you sick? How can you make an infected tooth feel better? Can a bad tooth make you constantly feel sick? Can you get a fever from a tooth infection?

In severe cases, a tooth infection can lead to airway obstruction and cause difficulty breathing. Tooth infections can also cause nausea , vomiting , fevers, chills and sweating.

According to an article in the New York Times, an infected tooth can also spread to the bones that support the teeth. Toothache can be related to being sick. So if you are wondering whether your dental health can be linked to fatigue, and you have a few mercury fillings, tune in, and listen to how conventional dentistry is slowly poisoning your body and your health and whether bad teeth can make you sick. Bacteria from an infected tooth could spread to the blood and cause a medical condition called. Tooth abscess could lead to life-threatening meningitis.

Ludwig’s Angina occurs when infection spreads to the throat. A dental abscess is an infection of the mouth, face, jaw, or throat that begins as a gum infection , tooth infection , or cavity. These infections are common in people with poor dental health and result from lack of proper and timely dental care.

What this proves it that dentists ARE sealing in very toxic, disease-enabling bacteria into peoples mouths.

This was a pivotal finding. These harmful organisms then spill into the blood stream and wreck havoc on the body. Similarly when after an extraction the bone is not properly cleaned and treate the bacteria around the tooth or even from the mouth can be trapped in bone and eventually release toxins.

Research has shown these toxins can then combine with chemicals or heavy metals, such as mercury, and form even more potent toxins. Other research has shown pathogenic bacteria from infected root canals destroy or kill the white blood cells designed to eliminate them, which is why the surrounding jaw bone can harbor such chronic infection. You might even develop sepsis — a life-threatening infection that spreads throughout your body. If you have a weakened immune system and you leave a tooth abscess untreate your risk of a spreading infection increases even more.

Avoiding tooth decay is essential to preventing a tooth abscess. Your dentist will simply drain the infection. To save the tooth , you may need a root canal.

Not only could that lead to periodontitis (an advanced form of gum disease that comes with symptoms such as bleeding when you brush and gum pain), but studies also find a link between poor oral hygiene and major health issues. A chipped or broken tooth can certainly affect immune system if the pulp is involved. The pulp is the innermost layer of the tooth. If the chip is deep enough that it is all the way into the pulp, then the pulp gets infected. Symptoms of a dental abscess typically include pain, swelling, and redness of the mouth and face.

With an advanced infection , you can suffer nausea, vomiting, fever, chills and diarrhoea. Abscesses result from severe tooth decay, ignored cavities, or trauma to the tooth. Patients and doctors have been led to believe that infections are not of concern because of antibiotics, but this is simply not true.

But this feeling of illness is not life threatening.

The only life threatening situation is when teeth get infected and the infection spreads to produce an anormous swelling under the tongue.