Tooth loss timeline
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Definitely. This is a great loss for us because I think subconciencely (Sp?) we think mom will always be here. We always want to share so much with them and know that they are a true, if not the only constant in our life. They always support us, and are there for us. I lost my mom when I was 25 and it was so hard to imagine never seeing her again. What helped me was therapy and medication, I think you need to seek help as well.
d like to know what symptoms coincide with syphilis and when as I have enlarged lymph nodes in my groin and my kidneys are a bit sore, also my right upper buttocks is sore (the skin only seemingly, not down deep in the muscle), no fever, rash, sores (except one chanker in my mouth), nausea, vomiting, diareah, hair loss, weight loss, etc...or any of the other "classic" syphilis symptoms, but I've read it can take up to 90 days to become positive on a test...
39 yrs old, F. lower left wisdom tooth, mesial impacted, lower right wisdom tooth, horizontal impacted. Upper left wisdom tooth-missing. Presented to my dentist on in Dec 2008 for filling on upper #15 and #12. No pain symptoms, just getting filling due to my dental exam/xray showing the need. At time of fillings, tooth #14 had old deep filling. After filling 15 and 12, extreme pain, heat/cold sensitivity for week. Advil (1000mg) would relieve pain for a couple of hours.
Today is 5/30 and the numbness has not gone. Area around tooth #28, #27 and # 26 is very numb (lower lip and chin only). Am I going to regain sensation in this area again? Is this going to be permanently numb? I am really worried. Please let me know if I should remove the implant or if it is too late now.
Tooth mobility may be caused by acute periodotal infection. Once the infection subsides, mobility will be reduced.
Hello,
I am in my early twenties and recently had my upper left premolar extracted and replaced with an implant. I know that bone loss can occur when a tooth is extracted, and the implant is supposed to prevent such bone loss from occurring, but will there be any bone loss at all? I am really concerned because I am so young and don't want my facial appearance to change. Thank you so much.
Once that happens, the tooth is usually not salvageable because it is now very brittle to begin with. A fractured tooth leaves a breeding ground for bacteria and eventual bone loss which can affect the neighboring teeth.
If you do need it removed, I highly recommend an implant to replace it. The procedure is no worse than a root canal. It just takes alot longer to get to the finished product because of healing time. My DH has 7 molar implants and loves them.
Food gets trapped between the gums and teeth causing the gums to pull away from the tooth and it turns to plaque which can only be removed by your dentist. If left untreated it can also lead to tooth loss due to bone loss. I hope this helps and wish you all the best. It's tough when you need dental care and can't afford it. Good luck.
it was vertically impacted. The surgeon removed the tooth and told me my nerve under the tooth was in tact, but he felt I would experience temporary loss of sensation resulting from the surgery. I am feeling numbness and discomfort (not pain) in my front lower jaw and my chin and lower lip from midline to my outer right lip area. It just seems strange to me that I'm feeling discomfort in this area more so than the actual area where the impacted tooth was removed... is this normal????
Thank your for your advice. I think I will go ahead with the appointment, as you suggested. I have written down my symptoms from over the past 12 weeks, but I'm just not sure if any of the symptoms I've had in the past correlate or not. I had arm tingling/pain about 6 months ago. It only lasted for 4 weeks or so. I've also had unilateral hearing loss/vestibular loss and vertigo for a few years. Is this what you're talking about in regard to a "timeline"?
After 3 days I developed a very sore throat ( focus on tonsils with white coating ), 39c fever and malaise, loss of appetite, but no cough or runny nose. The fever lasted for 3 days and the sore throat continued for about 10 days. No rash or noticable swollen lymp glands.
Could ARS develop so quickly ( i.e. after 3 days ) ?
2. I am uncircumsised, so does the oft. stated 1/2000 risk still apply.
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Is there averified model of symptoms, timeline and anatomic changes that has been established for ped RSV to pnuemonitis.
I looked and only found the health page about preparing for your doctor visit - it has some very useful tips. I could swear there is a page somewhere about constructing your timeline. Here's my timeline that I took for my first neuro vist, as well as a list of my doctors, dates of health events and tests, and what drugs I am on.
Maybe between Rena's and mine you can get inspired to think about what had led up to this point. Good luck.
I'm trying to get a timeline ready for my new neuro appointment next week. My problem is that I can't remember what happened when from July 2006-early 2008. I had a horrible episode that started July 2006 and was in an out of ERs, dr's offices and on so much medication for so many things that I really can't remember when the episode ended, when the next one started, what symptoms appeared when and when I had what tests. It's all run together.
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