Re: haven't seen dentist in 7 years
From: Ante Lucin (antlucin_at_globalnet.hr)
Date: 11/14/04
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Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2004 23:55:59 +0100
"Ron Wilson" <rwilson290@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Dr Steve" <nospam@home.net> wrote in message
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> > >
> > > Hi all,
> > > Well on Saturday the tooth I'd had root canaled on Thursday started
> > > aching. So I started taking aspirin and called my dentist who
> > > promptly prescribed some penicillin for me. Is it normal for my tooth
> > > to be hurting the way that it was?
First question is : what kind of pain was it?
these are the options:
1.pain is getting stronger on something cold(cold water)
diagnose is pulpitis acuta
therapy is very simple.open the tooth and put toxavit and close the tooth.
result:pain stops in few hours,medicine stays in tooth for 14 days and then
therapy goes on...
2.pain is getting stronger on hot (hot coffee for egzample)
diagnose is pulpitis purulenta (you have a pus in a tooth)
3.pain is getting stronger when you bite something
diagnose is periodontitis periapicalis acuta
therapy for 2. and 3. is opening the tooth,penicilin ,and after that pain
finishes for few hours also
So as you see pain MUST stop after your visit at dentist
and this what happend to you isnt normall!
The tooth feels best right when I
> > > wake up since it's been resting all night. However, if I go out to
> > > dinner with my girlfriend or friends it starts to kill me by the time
> > > I get home and I need to take more aspirin. There's also an ever so
> > > slight swelling on the side that had the root canal. It's not getting
> > > more swollen, but it's not getting less swollen either. My dentist
> > > said, when he wrote the rx on Saturday, that it may take a day or two
> > > for the penicillin to kick in. Is this normal?
this is true,but if he made a right procedure it would be less swollen
sooner.Pus can go out through the root canal if it had been properly
instrumented
> > >
> > >
> > > Right now I have a temporary filling and the second half of my root
> > > canal won't be till Friday.___
----This I dont understand : what second half of root canal!?!When you do
endodontic treatment you do all canals that egzists in that tooth!
I might call him tomorrow touch base if
> > > it's still hurting or swollen.
> >
> > Your description is not typical of most RCT, but frequent enough to be
> > occasionally expected. Most RCT is done in one appointment today, but
> > perhaps your tooth was weeping pus from the inside and needed time to
> > "dry-up", which would be more likely to act up afterwards like you
describe.
> > Antibiotics typically take 2-3 days to show a big change in infections.
> > Don't forget to take the entire prescription, even if your tooth seems
> > better before then.
> >
> >
> > ~+--~+--~+--~+--~+--
> > Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
> > Troy, Michigan, USA
> > ....................................................
> >
> > This posting is intended for informational or conversational purposes
only.
> > Always seek the opinion of a licensed dental professional before acting
on
> > the advice or opinion expressed here. Only a dentist who has examined
you
> > in person can diagnose your problems and make decisions which will
affect
> > your health.
> > ......................
>
>
> Hi All;
> I just wanted to thank you for your good advice again and give you an
> update. I went back this morning to my DDS to finish up the root
> canal on the #19, and discuss why it had been having issues with the
> infection, and pain ever since the root canal. When he opened the
> temporary filling back up he went in and looked around and found that
> the root is fractured
!!!!!This is the right issue.!!!!
This is called a FAUSE ROUTE !!!!!!!
And this is the bigest mistake that dentist can make in endodontics.Chance
that this is a fracture is 1%.Fracture is when something is broken because
of some force (like you say my arm is fractured by itself)
If your tooth was not too much destroyed by caries than this was your
dentists big mistake.and now hi wiil rob you for
3600$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you know what can you do in Croatia whith this money?
I have patients whith what we call a graveyard in their mouth and I make
them like a movie star whith this money.You can come to Croatia,make a
BRIDGE (not implant,it is too expensive,but if you want it,it costs 800?)
3-parts ,(1 porcelan crown costs 200$) have a nice hollydays and go back and
you will have still money to live 1 month with it....
Sorry but I think that same will happen with the other tooth and you will
have to pay 7200$
Me,who knows dentistry, feel many times sorry for people.I feel sorry for
them because many times they pay too high price of their lack of knowledge
about the teeth.
There are many dentists that dont care for people,just for money!
at the part where the 2 roots meet (begins with
> the letter "M", I forget how you say it), and it was fractured enough
> that blood was even coming out from it when he proded it with the
> file. So the new route is a referral to an oral surgeon next
> wednesday for extraction, and to start the process of getting an
> implant for #19. I guess this makes sense as I see a lot information
> about teeth often needing to be extracted when the root is fractured.
>
> In the meantime I'm still on penicillin and taking aspirin until the
> appointment (though I only need 2 aspirin per day now whereas I was
> taking 8-10 aspirin last weekend). I do have a pistil forming on the
> inner gum next to #19.
>
> He did an x-ray of the tooth immediately in front of #19 and
> apparently its abscessed also, though the decay isn't nearly severe as
> #19 was so he has higher hopes for it. I'll be having a root canal
> done on that tooth now :( The charge for the first root canal is
> being reversed since it wasn't successful which is good because
> apparently the implant is going to hit me up for $3600.
>
> I have a question though...apparently I'll be without a #19 tooth for
> a good 4 months! Is this true? Granted, #19 is far back and probably
> not visible during casual conversation, or even smiling and moderate
> laughing, but I'm concerned about how apparent the lack of a #19 might
> be during intimate moments.
>
> I have a gf of 3 months, and I'm not sure how to approach her with
> this, or if our relationship is ready for it. I guess it'll truly be
> a test of where we stand. Anyhow, regardless of how I handle this
> with her, is there any *reasonable* way to temporarily replace the
> missing #19 while I wait 4 months for the implant? The doctor showed
> me some temporary dentures that look like retainers and they look
> absolutely awful and intrusive. I guess if it was a front tooth that
> was to be missing I'd get one of those, but it's not. Is there
> anything else less intrusive for temporarily replacing a missing tooth
> aside from those retainer looking devices?
>
>
> Thanks so much.
>
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