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Can I use doxycycline caps 100mg for tooth infection?

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30 Jan 2014 by grundig
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30 January 2014
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infections, cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes, doxycycline, tooth infection, tooth
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Marvell 30 Jan 2014

Doxycycline may help treat a tooth infection ... but it is best to see a dentist first. Other anitbiotics may work better depending on the type of infection it is.

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