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Does the disease have a vaccine? How is it administered?

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Does the disease have a vaccine? How is it administered?

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No, bUt FiLLiNgS wOrK

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BRUSH YOUR TEETH PEOPLE

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If you don't do anything about it then it stays there forever and makes everything rot but you can easily get it removed by getting filling or removing the tooth.

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There are different treatments and it depends on how bad the infection gets. If it gets severe then the tooth would have to be removed or go through root canal. The Streptococcus Mutans later on turns into a cavity then you would have to get fillings in order to stop it from getting severe.

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It infects parts of the teeth and mouth and it soon becomes a cavity then starts to infect everything around it.

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Sometimes Streptococcal infection happens as a result of eating contaminated foods, milk products and eggs.

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It can turn brown and will eventually become a cavity. It will become more painful when the decay has enough to where the bacteria can take over the pulp tissue that is in the middle of the tooth.

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S. Mutans

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Streptococcus Mutans