Yes infection and disease in the body can have an affect on the rest of the body including the brain and heart.
Of course it can't. My sister-in-law just had her front teeth done and gaps filled in and some teeth pulled and others capped. The only way you could damage the brain is to shove the tip of the nose hard so the bone goes into the brain. Your teeth have nothing to do with this.
See the problem either in Germany or at any place is the same,Improper brushing of teeth.When the food accumulates between the teeth it starts decaying and lead to to teeth decaying with it.
Infection originating in decaying teeth can spread throughout the body.
Yes, abcessed tooth cause heart problem.
we should clean our teeth after meals because some of the food particles remain in the mouth and they start decaying and cause many disease
No, the level of mercury in them does not exceed the body's metal toxicity threshold which the level is not high enough to cause brain damage
Yes it can cause serious health issues you need to get it fixed asap
you probably have impacted molars you probably have impacted molars
There are a few benefits from tooth bleaching. You will have an attractive white smile, but you have to be careful over-bleaching can cause decaying of the enamel. Without that your teeth will become very brittle.
by medical point of view it breaks because of calcium deficiency , some diseases that cause swelling in gums and cause loss of teeth , by cavities teeth breaks or some times they are removed by doctor causing a lot of pain in gums .
An infected tooth can cause death. But it isn't really from infecting your brain. It will go into your airways and swell them up then you can't breath. A tooth infection can become very serious. The infection can go into your bloodstream. A person I knew was very sick; they did all these tests. His wife insisted it was his teeth, and it was!!!!!!!!!
Having wisdom teeth removed has no bearing on when you defecate.