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What are the consequences of dental caries?
 
Carious lesions will emit foul odour causing bad breath.
Carious lesions will emit foul odour causing bad breath.
 
Severe caries will cause intense pain that can affect eating, sleeping, studying, or even your general health.
Severe carious teeth will cause intense pain that can affect eating, sleeping, studying, or even your general health.
 
Severe caries will lead to inflammation of periapical tissue and formation of abscess.
Severe caries will lead to inflammation of periodontal tissue and formation of abscess.
 
If the tooth has to be extracted due to dental caries, neighbouring teeth will drift into its space and affect the alignment of the teeth.
If the tooth has to be extracted due to dental caries, neighbouring teeth will drift into its space and affect the alignment of the teeth.
 

 

 
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