early tooth loss genetic

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.

so your infection in your tooth would have nothing to do with that. HOWEVER, the lingering infection in your tooth COULD cause your immune system to become weaker, and therefore making it harder to sustain a pregnancy with even a healthy baby. Again I'm sorry for your loss and I'm sure your doctor can tell you more about this than I can. Hope I helped tho and GL in the future!

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????

DNA testing can give a definitive diagnosis, but not all the genetic markers for Charcot Marie Tooth Syndrome are known. Genetic testing involves taking DNA generally from a swab of saliva or a sample of blood. According to the Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGSA), there are presently around 220 DNA diagnostic tests available from 44 laboratories across Australia. The cost of genetic testing procedures varies, from less than $100 to more than $1000, depending on various factors.

I myself was 3wks early, my mum was 8wks early, my boyfriend was 7wks early, his mum was 10wks early...is there even any truth to it?

Undecided about getting the early genetic testing. I am 9 weeks now, 31 years old, 1st baby. We are worried it will cause unnecessary worry, but we have to decide by the beginning of next week. Any opinions?

I've been treated twice for chronic Hepatitis C. Since the onset of the first treatment, (February, 2004), I have been losing my teeth. They simply "break" apart and fall out of my mouth. There's no pain involved but, I now have only 1 1/2 teeth remaining in my mouth. None of my "Doctors" offer me any advice, help, direction. What is happening to me?????? (It's not just tooth loss either. Every body system is being affected).

Hair loss can be genetic if you have males in your family that went bald at an early age. You may not eating enough protein which may cause hair loss too, but usually in clumps. From your height and weight you wrote you are about 18lbs underweight for your height.

Does anyone know the percent of bone loss a tooth has to have before it is no longer able to be saved? Thank you.

) So im wondering if anacephaly is genetic? Is there anything I can do to prevent it? I figure im very early in pregnancy so maybe I can do something extra to insure it doesnt happen. I dont want to ask my cousin because I hate to bring up her loss. Any info is appreciated!

Myelin is the substance that coats our nerves, both in the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. Demyelination, or loss of the myelin sheath, can occur around the brain and/or in the peripheral nerves. Hypotonia, or low muscle tone, can also result from problems in either part of the nervous system or muscles.

Pes cavovarus, the most common type of pes cavus, is seen primarily in neuromuscular disorders such as Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, and in cases of unknown aetiology, conventionally termed as ‘idiopathic’ . Pes cavovarus presents with the calcaneus in varus, the first metatarsal plantarflexed and a claw-toe deformity . Radiological analysis of pes cavus in Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease shows the forefoot is typically plantarflexed in relation to the rearfoot .

Many people with MS are naturally concerned about the chances of the disease being experienced by other family members and children. Unfortunately genetic counselling and genetic screening are difficult to provide due to the lack of definitive knowledge regarding the genetic control of the disease. However, if you have MS, it is important to be aware that the risk for first-degree relatives of people with MS is greater than the risk to second-degree relatives.

It may be genetic. Is there males in the family that have lost hair at an early age and bald? If not, he needs to eat a protein source at every meal --- meat / fish, or daily (milk, cheese, yogurt), or non meat sources (rice & beans, pasta & beans, low fat cheese & pasta). At 17 years old, he needs 2800-3000 calories per day which would be spread between 3 meals and snacks.

I am on my 5th pregnancy, only 2 so far have went to term (I have posted details previously in other posts). My son was a week over due and labour started the day before I was to be induced (sound similar mamaof4410?lol). My daughter quit growing at 36 weeks so I was induced at 38 weeks with her. Seems like each one is unique. My mom had 4 kids (lost 2 after birth to a genetic disorder) all of us were 2 weeks- 2 months early...

Due to a genetic disorder, I've been taking warfarin for over 6 years and doing fine. My INR is always between 2 - 3. I need to have tooth extraction and implant. Do I have to stop taking Warfarin or can I just continue since my numbers are so good? I read that some people stay on warfarin with no negative problems having a tooth implant. .

t expecting a physician to necessarily answer my question but I really really really want to say thank you I have spent a long time dealing with the symptoms of what I am told is Charcot Marie Tooth but the genetic testing is quite expensive and that's even if insurance will pay for it.If the nerve biopsy is another option I will probably go with that after discussing it with my neurologist of course. Thank you again for a straightforward answer and then some!

Stress,illness,fungal infections of the scalp, certain medications, autoimmune conditions like alopecia areata all can lead to hair loss. It is best to see a dermatologist and get examined. Early treatment can give good results. Do keep me posted. Take care and best wishes!

The tooth began to fall out, piece by piece, and was painful at times, but I ignored it. Now, after it happened to another tooth almost directly across my bottom jaw, the first tooth has begun to hurt to the point that I can not eat on that side. Today, I noticed a small swollen lump directly under the first rotten tooth. I haven't had dental insurance, and just applied when the pain began. It hurts badly, but hasn't pussed or anything like that.

m refering to a ring like, half circle like, structure immediately above my canine tooth. It protrudes and makes my upper lip area protruding. Is this some kind of a genetic disorder or it has to do with the fact that I have a narrow face, or with something else? Is this the right subforum? Thanks.

You are wondering if this is something that can be caused by genetics and inherited. There are many causes of hearing loss. There are genetic causes of hearing loss and are most often seen in babies. There is also the gradual hearing loss many go through as they age. When did your family members being to have hearing loss? What was their age? https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hearing-loss/symptoms-causes/syc-20373072 and https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/hearingloss/genetics.html.

No I don't think taking a aspirin 81mg it too late. It may be better late than never. For chromosomes the most common is balanced tranlocations but there can be any number of rare chromosomal anomalies that have been associated with recurrent pregnancy loss. This is from the ASRM Patient fact sheet: "Genetic/Chromosomal Causes. A chromosome analysis performed from the parents’ blood identifies an inherited genetic cause in less than 5% of couples.

My father is 80yrs old and six years ago started having episodes of selective memory loss. He has them about 3-5x's a year. My step mother has documented everyone and says that 90% of the time it happens just after he has dozed off for a short time and then he wakes up and has a strange look on his face and is slightly ash looking. He knows her name and our names, but says his mind is a blank and he doesn't know where he is or where he has been. It can last a few minutes up to an hour.

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