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What will happen if I have haemophilia?

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What will happen if I have haemophilia?

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Haemophilia is a blood disorder. You must tell your dentist at your first check up if you are suffering from this condition. If the blood does not clot it may cause serious problems during dental treatment. If you need to have a tooth out, the dentist will need to refer you to the local hospital to be treated by a specialist and in the situation safest for you. After a tooth has been extracted, a clot needs to form in the socket to help it heal. Many patients take tablets for haemophilia and it is important to inform your dentist if you are on any medication.

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