When there is nerve damage that isn't from trauma, it is associated with a bacterial infection. Most often this is associated with a large area of decay that approaches or reaches the pulp chamber which houses nerve tissue. Brushing plays an important preventative role in keeping this from happing. If the decay reaches the dentin, which is the layer under the outer white enamel, it is time to have the decay removed and a filling placed to prevent the tooth from dying.
The MSDS for glycerine looks fairly benign, so if you spit the stuff back out, you might not die.
He did not die of a drug overdoese!! He had been off drugs for five years at the time of his death. He died of a heart attack while brushing his teeth! Get your facts straight
No.
bad dentist, get a new one
head trauma
head trauma
Trauma causes approximately 150,000 deaths annually in the United States
yes because if you have blunt trauma to your neck then kiss your life good byw
Physical trauma.
Blunt force Trauma
He had a heart attack while brushing his teeth in a hotel room getting ready for the show.
Yes. Your body can only take so much trauma. Eventually you will go into shock and if not treated immediately you will succumb to the trauma and die.