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can dental abscesses swell into your nose?

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Dr. AKHTARHUSAIN MANSURI answered : 11 years ago

Yes and no. If there is an intra oral fistula then Yes or the common reason is nasal polyps

Dr. Gurbinder singh answered : 11 years ago

YES

Dr. Govindaraj S J answered : 11 years ago

Dental abscess leading into a more severe infection like cellulitis can generalized swelling.

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