Clerkâs Office. Applications to become a Notary Public in the State of Maryland can be obtained from the Clerk of the Circuit Court or by visiting the Maryland Secretary of State's website. To receive an application via mail, contact the Clerk's office at 301-600-1976.
Bacteria from the infected tooth can pass into the bloodstream to make the person sick. Treatment is removal of infection source and proper antibiotic therapy to prevent bacteremia/septicemia. Septicemia is the presence of bacteria in the blood (bacteremia) and is often associated with severe disease. Yes you can.
If your tooth decay continues without treatment, the pulp, or inside, of your teeth may be affected. The pulp of your teeth houses blood vessels and nerves. When decay spreads to the pulp, it can cause nerve damage. The nerve damage results in pain, irritation, and swelling. When tooth decay becomes advanced, pus may form around the tooth as your immune system attempts to fight the decay. This buildup of pus causes bacteria.