Re: apicoectomy

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• Re: Dentist damages an unrelated tooth - now what?
  ... Risks that might cause alarm to a patient usually don't need to be disclosed, as disclosing of these risks might make a patient steer away from treatment that is needed. ... Whether your tooth needed to be extracted or not should have been explained to you, and obviously, simply showing up for your appointment and sitting in the chair would be evidence of consent on your part. ... The dentist should explain risks prior to treatment, and if this were an unforseen risk then it need not have been disclosed. ... Had I known about any significant risk from extraction, then I probably would have left it right where it was. ...
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• Re: Dentist damages an unrelated tooth - now what?
  ... Risks that are small and rare do not need to be disclosed to the patient. ... Whether your tooth needed to be extracted or not ... an unforseen risk then it need not have been disclosed. ... extraction and any significant risk that would have entailed. ...
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• Re: Inside of cheek hurts after extraction
  ... I extract hundreds of teeth every year out here in wallyworld. ... I doubt that I average one dry socket a month. ... right wisdom tooth. ... impaction, age, and other factors). ...
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• Re: Very very off topic, dental work
  ... Not root canal but extract a second molar and get implants ... the tooth just fine, and only have to be careful when eating peanuts. ... Loss of a molar is no big deal. ... He removed a large pointy thing which looked like it had previously ...
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• Re: Restoring status quo ante in a third molar communicating lesion, w. vital pulp
  ... With risk of lingual nerve damage on exicision in an adult, ... preference is to keep the tooth, but closing the cavity completely is ... canal can allow continued exudate flow? ... Whether the risk of extraction is undertaken depends upon the perceived ...
  (sci.med.dentistry)