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How soon after a cataract operation (on the 4th) can I have dental treatment for replacing a crown or maybe having this back tooth out. Some aching experienced but dentist said it did not look urgent. The discomfort is on the tooth next to the wisdom on the inside and on this side there seems to be a gap and sharp edge to the cap.
thats all i gotta say about that the only thing i can add is to do all of your research on this procedure and the after effects no matter what you are told by anyone...i would try to find a video of the procedure as it is done on line and then the after effects with visuals....good luck and i sincerely hope it works out well for you and you can put your heart situation and your issues behind you...i know it is very difficult.....
I had two dental implants put on me today, by my dentist he used local anesthesia, can I expect a sore throat as a side effect ? after the local anesthesias effect went away ?
i am experiencing a sore throat after the operation.
Long Story Short: Find YouTubeVideo titled Dangers of Root video. This is the video I watched and will definitely have myself checked out again. Very good info and educ. from this video! Dr Rouzita Rashtian, DDS
My story started backApril2014 (age 51) woke up, dizzy, nauseous, and quickly went back to sleep. Within a few hours, woke up and started throwing up. Immediately sought treatment, testing, MRI, cardiologist, neurologist, you name it. Diagnosis SSDHS with 24/7 tinnitus.
I would like to know why laughing gas (nitrous oxide) is not a good option for my daughter to undertake while receiving dental care as she needs to be sedated. I am told that she needs to be adminstered the normal anesthesia as if she were receiving a surgery in a hospital. I understand that a cardiologist as well as the anesthesiologist should be present during the care (dental), but why specifically is laughing gas more hard on her system?
I watched an online surgery video recording where a patient had stents inserted. The cardiologists then took questions from an audience of doctors and the public. One question posed was "does plavix have to be stopped for dental surgery". The reply was "no, plavix has actually been shown not to produce uncontrollable bleeding and even a tooth extraction is very safe". This was a video from 2009, so I'm wondering if the general concensus has now altered.
I am 50 yrs old and was prescribed vicodin for alot of dental and hip pain about ten yrs ago. I wanted off the vicodin and lost my insurance. My husband was prescribed methadose for his back pain and has been on it for years. It was cheaper and easier for me to take one of his because of the withdraw from vicodin. Well now I am trying hard to get off that in the mornings. I take one ten ml in the morning and 1 to a half before bed to help me sleep.
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It appears as if the antigun sheriff needs a bit of an education regarding safe operation of a firearm. The guy is a menace. He should step down.... not necessarily because of the accident but because he is anti-gun and managed to shoot himself, with a gun.
Number 1 rule in gun handling, "Never point a gun at anything you don't intend on destroying." (That would encompass not putting your hand in front of the muzzle.
I have attempted (2) DENTAL IMPLANTS and have had (2) IMPLANT rejections. With my first implant, my DENTIST thought that the implant's threads were too small thus not grabbing enough bone so a month or two later he retried the implant with another implant with larger grooves that that one seemed to set better, more securely and after a two week visit it seemed to be doing fine because XRAYS showed bone growing aound it at it was suppose to.
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