A jawbone infection can cause persistent jaw pain, swelling, tenderness, difficulty chewing, and other uncomfortable symptoms. It may develop when bacteria enter the bone through an infected tooth, gum disease, dental surgery, or an injury. In some cases, the infection spreads from nearby tissues and damages the bone if treatment is delayed.
Recognising the warning signs early is important...
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