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Hello doctor, i am having mild mvp with mild regurgitation. i also have canker sores in mouth with tooth pain. does this have any effect on my mvp.
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No, but...: Not related. However, if tooth pain is caused by infected teeth (cavities) or infected gums, the concern is that bacteria can enter the blood stream and settle out on your heart valves. Please see your dentist.
Answered 6/6/2013
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If infected yes: If you have a tooth infection is dangerous due to the bacteria present , you need to visit your dentist for a x-ray exam and antibiotic therapy.
Answered 4/12/2020
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