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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / November 2005question about canal treatment
Dear ng, my wife has done 2 canal treatments with her dentist. After the treatment she had strong pain and the area around the tooth got very dark. The dentist opened the tooth, prescribed antibiotics and pain killers. That was the first time. However, it happened now for the second time. She is on antibiotics again. Is that procedure correct ? Or should he send her to a specialist. Maybe here in Deutschland there is an `endodontist` (specialist in canal therapy) ? Many thanks in advance, Marcel Verduyn >Is that procedure correct ? Or should he send her to a specialist. Maybe >here in Deutschland there is an `endodontist` (specialist in canal therapy) >? Sorry, but we would wed A see her in person to comment specifically. you should have all sorts of specialists near you. Amatus >Dear ng, >my wife has done 2 canal treatments with her dentist. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Many thanks in advance, > Marcel Verduyn .. Amatus . >>Is that procedure correct ? Or should he send her to a specialist. Maybe >>here in Deutschland there is an `endodontist` (specialist in canal therapy) >>? > >Sorry, but we would wed A see her in person to comment specifically. >you should have all sorts of specialists near you. When do we get to wed A see her? In person. Joel > Amatus > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > . >>>Is that procedure correct ? Or should he send her to a specialist. Maybe >>>here in Deutschland there is an `endodontist` (specialist in canal therapy) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >In person. Only after the guy says 'you may kiss the bride' -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com >Dear ng, Who is ng? Is that another name for Steve Fawks? >my wife has done 2 canal treatments with her dentist. >After the treatment she had strong pain and the area around the tooth got [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >here in Deutschland there is an `endodontist` (specialist in canal therapy) >? In the U.S. the dentist would be "in Dutch." >Many thanks in advance, > Marcel Verduyn |
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