What are the symptoms of "jaw necrosis" disease?

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Dr. Derek Krupp said necrosis of the jaw bones attacked diabetic patients, patients with rheumatoid arthritis, and people who had been taking cortisone for a long time.

According to the German dentist, necrosis of the jaw bones may also be a side effect of some medications, such as osteoporosis, prostate cancer or breast cancer. The symptoms of jaw necrosis are intense pain to the teeth, tooth decay and complete parts of the jawbone.

The doctor should be consulted as soon as these symptoms are noted for treatment with antibiotics, laundry or surgery. Good oral hygiene can prevent bone necrosis of the jaw. Teeth should be cleaned at least twice a day, with the dental cavity cleaned by flossing once a day and quitting.