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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / January 2006

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Is articaine / septocaine my problem?

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Rich - 13 Feb 2005 04:34 GMT
I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having from
the injection sites on my lower gum (in the tissue below my gums, below the
tendon thingy that connects the lip to gum tissue, whatever you call it).
His response was to keep taking amoxicillin and Tylenol and he said it could
be an inflamed nerve or something.

I hope this isn't tissue necrosis. The area that hurts is a little red but
not swollen. It just hurts and feels stiff, kind of like a canker sore from
hell, but below the gum deep down. What do you think, should I be concerned?
What does tissue necrosis look like and would that happen this soon (48
hours later)?

Rich
Rich - 13 Feb 2005 21:56 GMT
> I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having from
> the injection sites on my lower gum (in the tissue below my gums, below the
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> Rich

Its even worse today.. there is a knot and a lot of ulcerations this
morning. Why did this happen? I can't believe it. I can hardly open my mouth
without pain... SOMEBODY GIVE ME LIDOCAINE MOUTHWASH OR SHOOT ME PLEASE..
MOMMY!
The Real Paul - 14 Feb 2005 21:04 GMT
That is an unexpected idiosyncratic reaction to local infiltration of
Septocaine 4% with 1:100K epi

I would go let your dentist check it out if only for his further education

> > I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having
> from
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> without pain... SOMEBODY GIVE ME LIDOCAINE MOUTHWASH OR SHOOT ME PLEASE..
> MOMMY!
Jacob - 21 Feb 2005 15:07 GMT
You might want to change from Tylenol to Motrin -- it has more of an
anti-inflammatory property.  Most things clear up over time, and I would not
jump in and do anything until a bit more time has gone by.

> I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having from
> the injection sites on my lower gum (in the tissue below my gums, below the
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> Rich
septocainenogood - 15 Jan 2006 02:55 GMT
Rich,

If you were injected with Septocaine, you are more than likely damaged from
this Chemical.  As of yesterday we won our court case against Septodont for
bringing this dangersous chemical to the US Market. You can't believe how
they got this through the FDA and who helped them with this process. I will
be writing a book and it will be titled "How to Get a Bad Drug to Market"
Staring Septodont/Dr Standley Malamed.

>I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having from
>the injection sites on my lower gum (in the tissue below my gums, below the
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>Rich
 
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