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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / October 2007

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pulpitis--RCT,only ur hairdresser knows 4sur and CQ-10

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m - 04 Oct 2007 22:15 GMT
Ok, posted a while back about this hug composite filing in a back molar
taking about 80% of the tooth and heat/cold sensitivity afterwards.

Well I remembered that Coenzyme Q-10 often improves gum tissue and is
known to be a nerve protectant rejuvenator in some research and I
started taking it again and the sensitivity now is much less and
improved almost immediately after taking CQ-10.

However I am not taking CQ 10 every day-it is expensive and seems to
disturb my sleep patterns.

I am getting occasionally very mild pains randomly from that tooth, but
the heat cold sensitivity has diminished considerably.

When I inquired here if there was a *definitive* test or marker as to
whether or not to proceed with RCT (expensive for me), I was essentially
told "no" (hence, only your hairdresser knows for sure).

If I post my pre and post xrays to one of the binary groups, will any of
you take a look and give me your unofficial opinions as to how to
proceed? I am going overseas where the dental rates are considerably
cheaper, so I might wait and get and RCT and crown done there.

Any helpful information or opinions most appreciated.
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 04 Oct 2007 22:21 GMT
> Ok, posted a while back about this hug composite filing in a back molar
> taking about 80% of the tooth and heat/cold sensitivity afterwards.
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> Any helpful information or opinions most appreciated.

    I certainly would look at any x-rays.  Remember that there are signs
that could indicate definitive need for root canal, but lack of a
radiographic sign now doesn't mean the tooth does NOT need a root canal.
Spontaneous pain is certainly not a good sign.

Steve

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Newbie - 05 Oct 2007 16:38 GMT
>> If I post my pre and post xrays to one of the binary groups, will any of
>> you take a look and give me your unofficial opinions as to how to
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>Steve

Agreed and same here.

Except for that CQ-10 stuff.
 
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