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Bad taste and numbness

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Thermometer - 03 Feb 2005 13:24 GMT
In June 2004, I had some deep pockets that were caused by
a fractured tooth root (#15).  Symptoms included constant
upper gum discomfort and chewing pain.  The tooth was
extracted.  Immediately after the extraction, I still had the
upper gum discomfort (slightly different - almost numb), but
now I also had a bad taste in my mouth.  Even to this day, the
discomfort and taste persist.  I can "suck" on that area and
cause more taste.  I've taken antibiotics and that did not help. Two
ear, nose, throat doctors say that the problem is dental - no sinuses
are involved.  My periodontist and dentist are stumpted.  Any ideas?
Can you suggest the type of specialist I should see?
Thanks for any ideas.

Ralph K.
Thermometer - 03 Feb 2005 13:35 GMT
Yes, bone was added during the extraction.
W_B - 03 Feb 2005 16:27 GMT
>In June 2004, I had some deep pockets that were caused by
>a fractured tooth root (#15).  Symptoms included constant
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>Ralph K.

Perhaps an oro-antral fistula.

Consult with an oral surgeon.
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