Pulling teeth risk
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m on Medicad and after my baby is born I only have it for 2 months, right now they pay for my pulling and teeth. My dentist wants me to wait 8 weeks after all top are gone before fitting me for top dententures. I need my top teeth fixed while I can. Idk I'll ask my OB cause I don't want to hurt my baby or myself.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of oil pulling with sesame oil on the count of Streptococcus mutans in plaque and saliva of children, using the Dentocult SM Strip mutans test, and to compare its efficacy with that of chlorhexidine mouthwash. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Twenty age-matched adolescent boys were selected based on information obtained through a questionnaire.
I recently learned about oil pulling / mouth rinsing and have tried it with extra virgin coconut oil. After doing it ~ once or twice a day for ~5mins a time, l can confirm it does make teeth shades whiter, as if had teeth scaled and polished at dentists. However want to ask does the acid, Lauric acid, being one, actually erode the enamel, making teeth thinner? I normally do not rinse mouth with water afterwards, leaving the coconut oil remains in mouth when spit out.
I have alway a hiv test and tried to use condoms even though i have used condoms. I was in a rationship four 9 years but was sure if he was messing around on me. in 2010 I got tested for hiv again, he had been tested in october of 2009 and was hiv negative but was positve for syphilis. I had seeing him but one day we had sex and the condom came off as he was pulling it out. I've been nerveous every since.
Yes it is an ongoing habit best to see if it can be 'nipped in the bud' its a way of soothing herself, perhaps good to introduce a teddy or a blankie she may use that to soothe .It would be better not to put her into the bed with you that is another little habit they get into , however if you don't mind her in your bed it is in my opinion okay .Above you will see the link Hair pulling and eating..Dr Kennedy has some words to say about it ..
i would bet the farm that your issues have nothing at all to do with your wisdom teeth. There is indeed risk in removing them-- it is surgery. If there is no dental reason to remove them, and they are not bothering you, you should leave them alone. the "spacing" issue you referred to is not a valid one, as teeth drift forward into spaces, not backwards. but again, there are risks in the surgery such as infection and damage to local nerves.
I've been pulling with canola for a couple of weeks and my teeth are definitely whiter... problem is ive been reading coconut and avocado are better, like here https://www.mapleholistics.com/blog/oil-pulling-benefits/
Thoughts?
Hello Im a HHA and i work with a guy who is HIV positive. 3 weeks ago he got 5 teeth pulled. After the surgery in his mouth he was given juice. His mouth was full with blood. As he drunk his juice he had difficulties so i helped him. While helping him juice mix with his blood fell from his mouth unto my fingers. I didnt think anything of it until 5 days later when i began feeling sick. After thinking about it I remembered pulling the white stuff in between my nails. It wasnt bleeding.
ve never heard of pulling teeth due to an absess. So maybe, just maybe, the teeth were pulled due to another or additional problem? They don't do root canals either until you've taken antibiotics (which is weird since antibiotics cannot enter the tubules).
Far as swelling after extractions this varies widely with the pre-extraction condtion of
the teeth. I had a week long swelling after my one and only root canal which I wish I hadn't had done.
a month or so later I noticed everytime I pressed against the 2 teeth I would spit blood this scared me so unfortunatly i buried my head in the sand a bit meanwhile my gums were pulling away so much so that I went from lifting my lip and seeing gums and little teeth to no gums and long teeth and the lump although initally hurt now no longer did although is still there.
It is very difficult to diagnosis from this forum, but I would want to know if you clench your teeth or if you are a bruxer. I would start with your general dentist and possibly a dentist that specializes in TMJ dysfunction.
I have had to get a tooth pulled (not my wisdom tooth) and I had to get 2 root canals done as well they started it in my second trimester. The tooth pulling was the worst I was in pain for a week strait. Densist said it hurt more cuz I couldn't take the ibphrophen and you need the antiinflammatory to help with the pain but after a week I was OK.
d been having terrible tooth pain and had developed an abscess on the gum above that tooth. At the same time, I was experiencing a pressure/pulling sensation down my jaw, around my ear and down my neck. I was first given a round of antibiotics, and the pain, abscess and pressure/pulling sensation all went away.
Is it possible that my wisdom teeth pushed my chin back and made it regress? This is back in 2005 I was 18 http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/3504/me2005copy.jpg.
This is when I was 19 or 20 http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/2189/albumpicphp.jpg I did work out much more so and my face lost some of the baby fat.
My chin has regressed quite a bit and my front teeth are uneven now. I haven't been to the dentist for 5 years.
t think twice about kissing, but the guy kissing me had quite a bad technique and his teeth were sort of chewing on/pulling at my lips. I remember feeling cross because I was not enjoying it and put up with it for a short while.
As far as I am aware I did not bleed but I am unsure as to whether this guy had any bleeding in his mouth. I am guessing that for there to have been any significant risk, there would have been visible or tasted blood.
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