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How does dental infection cause engorgement of facial veins?
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In my opinion: Dental infection should not cause engorgement of facial veins. Are we talking unilateral or bilateral? If concerned see you doctor or ask the dentist if someting like this does exist....
Answered 9/12/2013
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