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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / December 2006microjets coming from recently broken tooth
I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since I won't be able to have it looked at for a few days? Any help is amazingly appreciated. > I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike > bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since > I won't be able to have it looked at for a few days? Any help is > amazingly appreciated. How recently? Steve > > I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike > > bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Steve Just started today, but I cracked the tooth over the weekend and it split when I was eating today. >>> I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike >>> bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Just started today, but I cracked the tooth over the weekend and it > split when I was eating today. My guess would be inflammatory exudate. No blood? Steve > >>> I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike > >>> bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Steve Nope no pain either, so I just tried cleaning my mouth better with mouthwash, peroxide, and good brussing.....didn't work, so it was probably the wrong answer. > > >>> I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike > > >>> bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > mouthwash, peroxide, and good brussing.....didn't work, so it was > probably the wrong answer. BTW - I did see that phrase on google, but all the documents were protected from view. I know that I am going to loose this tooth anyway, so how soon should I see someone about it? Sometimes it is hard to see a Dentist or Oral Surgeon when you aren't insured!! > > > >>> I am wondering what this occurrance is when there are these jetlike > > > >>> bubbles of clear liquid discharging from a recently broken tooth since [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > anyway, so how soon should I see someone about it? Sometimes it is > hard to see a Dentist or Oral Surgeon when you aren't insured!! OK - So I read the thread on Dental Insurance, and if anyone know a fine Dentist like that in the Twin Cities I would love to give someone like that my money instead of ...you now....Thanks all for any advice or answers I have seen today. |
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