Re: Rotted Tooth in Diabetic Linked To Coronary Heart Disease

Name: Dr. Nancy Khalaf
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code: speedsl2
Date: 18 Feb 2008
Time: 12:00:01 -0800

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Joe, There is always the risk of any infection spreading quicker because of your diabetes. There is also a link between coronary disease and periodontal problems. A rotted tooth is probably due to a cavity you have had for some time and never had filled. Regardless, you need to have the decayed tooth taken care of. Feel free to give us a call and we can schedule you to come in and have us take a look. Thanks, Dr. Nancy Khalaf (415) 333-2308

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