Wisdom teeth vision problems
Common Questions and Answers about Wisdom teeth vision problems
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I'm not really sure about the wisdom teeth but if you are looking at something up close for a long time then maybe you have lazy eyes. What you need to do is look out the window and find something far away. hold your finger out in front of you. Look at the things far away then look at your finger. keep doing this repeatedly. Think of it as an eye exercise. I do it with both eyes at the same time but it's suggested that you do it with one eye covered(with your hand).
After this I was told I needed one filling but I should also get all four of my wisdom teeth out. (My regular dentist had never mentioned my wisdom teeth).
I already had an appointment booked with my dentist for two fillings so went ahead with them. While there I said that I had gone for a second opinion and if I would be better to leave the cavities for maybe three months to see if they deteriorate. He told me if I even left it for 2 months I would have to get root canals on all teeth.
Braces are generally not helpful to solve your problem. If you have top wisdom teeth and lower second and wisdom teeth present, the first thing is to remove top wisdom teeth.Occlusal appliance is generally very effective for your problems.However, not all dentists can fabricate a perfected occlusion through night guard. You need to find a hjghly competent dentist to fabricate a night guard for you.
I'm thinking it is my sinuses. I never had problems s with them until after I got my wisdom teeth removed. I'm seeing my eye Dr and IV this week to check things out. I had to talk myself out of panicking.
Do you have any problems with swelling that creates difficulty in breathing as well? It sounds like your wisdom teeth are giving you problems based upon your dentist's evaluation. I highly recommend getting an oral surgeon to take a look and remove them if necessary. It is VERY dangerous when there is problems with swallowing and/or breathing associated with dental infections.
My dentist did fillings on two of my teeth for cavities but they won't do anything that requires putting me under gas. They also can't do xrays. My wisdom teeth r cutting in as well but luckily no problems with them. My dentist wants to talk about putting a crown on one of my teeth but won't do it until after baby is here.
My husband is 21 and the dentist says he needs his wisdom teeth taken out. They are not impacted but they are growing in crooked and will not grow out all the way and are causing a bacteria build up. If we wait until they all pierce through the skin can he simply get them pulled and not have oral surgery.
I'm 15 weeks and my wisdom teeth is killing me.I don't want to risk getting it taking out and I don't want to take pills.Are there any numbing creams?
saw the dentist today he did a very thorough exam and xrays he cannot find anything wrong with my teeth , no cavities no problems he reassured me that there is nothing wrong with my teeth he did xrays as well but can not find anything wrong. but i continue to have this pain feeling like half my mouth is full of cavities.
Other than the gum problems, I have no pain or problems with the wisdom teeth. I broke one wisdom tooth several years ago and had it pulled. Of the 3 remaining teeth two have fillings, one of which is failing and needs replacing. Does it make sense to have them removed now, when I'm not having a problem with the teeth themselves?
I wear dentures which are around 3 years old and have a white line where the pain is where I used to grit my teeth. My dentist cant find anything wrong. Can anyone please help.
I have problems with my 2 upper wisdom teeth. The one on the upper right has cracked and chipped twice over the past 7 months.The tooth has been digging into my gums and is uncomfortable to open my mouth too wide. Recently I have a frequent headaches and sore throat that also feels tight by the adam's apple. Is it common to have these side effects with chipped teeth?
Your xrays may show that there is not enough room for the wisdom teeth, or that they are in crooked, etc. Ask your dentist to explain why he thinks they need to come out. I had the opposite problem, with dentists telling me for years that I just needed to let them come in. After years of pain, an oral surgeon removed all 4. He said they were poorly developed and two of them were growing into the jaw. He had to cut those ones out.
ve talked to numerous healthcare professionals and all of them have said that infection in my wisdom teeth can cause gastrointestinal infections and problems until they are extracted and the infections taken care of. It has put a huge amount of stress on my relationship with my fiancé. In the midst of all of the doctors appointments I was refused treatment because the doctor said he didn't want to help me anymore. Any advice about my situation would be greatly appreciated!
I want to know why is it necessary to remove wisdom teeth? What are positives except that removing wisdom teeth will not affect other teeth lining and may prevent chances of infection around wisdom teeth? What are negative sides?
I am tired of this procedure or that procedure and going to here and there, and now this. I don’t want to complain but I am already struggling with poor general health, stress, anxiety and insomnia and my GP is no help.
and I see a psychiatrist, who suggests meds.
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