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Gum Disease Treatment - Root canal bacteria attacked heart and circulaltory systems.
By admin | May 31, 2007
Angina pectoris cases exhibited little historical
connection to infection. However, several patients
with angina, upon removal of infected teeth, had
rapid disappearance of their heart pains.
When root filled teeth were removed, many severely
affected individuals were able to live a vigorous
life again with both comfort and efficiency. A
typical case history was a 23 year old woman.
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