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Can A Painful Infected Tooth Affect Eye Sight?

Hi, I have wisdom tooth with a big pain sometimes as it is infected.Blood comes out from it when it is paining. Sometimes it seems like dirty blood clots under it coming out. I really wanna know if it will affect my eye sight in any way. I am a 24 years old male from with eye sight of +2 on left and +1.75 Thanks & Regards, Tajinder Singh
Tue, 19 Aug 2014
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Hello sir, thanks for consulting HCM. Infection of your tooth does not affect vision or eyesight in any manner. It is a misconception that tooth infection affects eyesight. from the complaints that you have mentioned, it suggests that your wisdom tooth is infected. Removal of the tooth at the earliest is suggested. Kindly consult your nearest dentist and undergo extraction after getting a radiograph of the tooth alongwith antibiotics to treat infection. Get well soon
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Can A Painful Infected Tooth Affect Eye Sight?

Hello sir, thanks for consulting HCM. Infection of your tooth does not affect vision or eyesight in any manner. It is a misconception that tooth infection affects eyesight. from the complaints that you have mentioned, it suggests that your wisdom tooth is infected. Removal of the tooth at the earliest is suggested. Kindly consult your nearest dentist and undergo extraction after getting a radiograph of the tooth alongwith antibiotics to treat infection. Get well soon