My husband was the one who neglected his teeth for years and then got into a
big mess with them.  He felt that the assistant who first did the impressions
for the bridge didn't get it right and I don't know why he thought that.  But,
today, the bridge (one of those three-toothers) ...

I am helping a dentist friend of mine computerize his clinic. I have asked
for demo CDs from several major software companies, like Dentrix, SoftDent,
EagleSoft... I am quite confused about which one best fits his needs. Here
is his situation.

Looking for advice:
Went to a periodonist and was told I have deep pockets - many 7 plus
as well as bone loss in many teeth. I'm not sure of the bone loss
percentages.

Just checkin' .........
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D JUNE LEADER Nursing Registered Nurse RN119847L
DAVID ALAN LEADER Chiropractic Adjunctive Procedures AJ006256L

Root Delta at Apex
Almost without fail, it seems, my molars include this feature which makes
for a much longer, and/or sometimes multiple stays in the chair for RCT.  I
must submit three cheers here for my dentist, who does not charge me extra

I.   Introduction
    II.   Toxicity and Health Effects of Mercury
   III.   Systemic Mercury Intake Levels from Amalgam Filling Exposure
  IV.   Immune System Effects and Autoimmune Disease

An acquaintance of my husband's recently had to have a gold-crowned
tooth extracted, and was surprised, when he asked to have the
tooth/crown, to be told that they weren't allowed to give it to him.
I guess he didn't press further as to why, but my guess was that

I am interested in hearing about actual experiences of people using
Ameriplan for dental care?

We know that amalgams can cause low-level mercury exposure in patients. The
following illustrates some of the neurological consequences of such
exposure:
http://commons.ucalgary.ca/mercury/

Dear Readers:
With your help, this newsgroup can become a useful tool for discussing
matters related to disorders resulting in jaw dysfunction (difficult
use).

For the second time since I have been with my current dentist (about 2
years), a filling in one of my teeth has led to the need for root
canal treatment in that tooth. I am wondering whether my dentist could
be in any way at "fault" for doing a less than optimal job giving the

Briefly, I had many cavities along the gum line on both back and front
teeth (very similar to the descriptions listed in the "Mountain Dew
Mouth" thread and ironically enough, I was a heavy 2 liter bottle a
day Mt.Dew drinker). Prior to getting the cavities taken care of, I

Hi everyone,
I am wondering if it is possible for wisdom teeth to cause sinus
trouble/dizziness, because I am at a loss. I have found some things on
the Internet that indicate this might be the case, but I am not sure.

For a study being conducted on customer satisfaction.  
Selected candidates will be asked to participate in a web survey
taking approx. 10 minutes to complete and will be reimbursed USD
$10.00 for their time.

I have an impacted wisdom tooth that my dentist wants to remove.  I
had been diagnosed with TMJD a couple of years ago and although I'm
better, I don't want the old symptoms to come back again.  Any
suggestions?  My current dentist told me that the impacted wisdom