Hi YA Joel-- Can you or any of your scimed friends
help this woman?
Can this happen?
I had my third molar removed, for it was hyperthropic,

FYI  for the new poster and/or lurker.  Why don't dentists challenge Lady
Lollipop ( who used to post as Jan Drew but doesn't use her real name
anymore)?
1. It is a waste of our time. Simply because she is uneducated, and judging

You guys love to bash NANAE.
Joel

I had silver fillings on 2-3 molars on the left, right, top, and bottom
of my mouth for about 17 years.  My dentist said they were getting old
and possibly leaking, and he wanted to replace them.  I'd been seeing
him for a few years, so I had no reason to think that was wrong... and

I posted earlier that my fiance has problems with front upper tooth-was
knocked out, has real root in place...now the dentist wants to do the same
thing (or have oral surgeon do) again-drill into root under gum,etc-not
sure of medical terms...but said if that doesn't work a bridge ...

I take real good care of my teeth -- brush, floss, rinse, regular
cleanings/checkups, take vitamins, etc..  My teeth hurt a little bit, so I
went to the dentist a few weeks ago.  I got like 4 cavities filled, a
couple of old fillings replaced, and some procedure to add material ...

This is from the Merck
Manual:
Types of Neuropathies:
Mononeuropathy = disease of a single nerve

I'm in the UK. My Mum is 50 years old and has quite regularly visited
the dentist throughout most of her life. Over the last several years my
younger siblings have been reaching particularly expensive phases in
their lives and Mum has held back on dental treatment during this time

Just been to the dentist about getting my wisdom tooth out - he offered to
take it out for ?150 - not bad
Had X rays done and he recommended I get it done in the hospital while
asleep because I have a nerve running very close to the tooth (the tooth is

http://www.mwscomp.com/sounds/mp3/brghtsd.mp3
Cheers
SP

I have to have all upper teeth removed, and I am considering overdentures (
removable with a couple of implants) or non-removable bridge supported by 6
- 8 implants. Do any of you have experience with either type? I have no
experience with dentures. Are the non-removable like real ...

People like me keep dentists living a comfortable lifestyle.
#29 has a cavity(under a filling) that is too close to the nerve for
filling.  I have been told this by 3 dentists (a DMD, Endo and Surgeon). #30
has an old RC (15 years) that has a slight infection at the botom). My

hey'all
I got into the Ohio State university dental school...
any tips for a first year dental student?
cheers to u all

RE: Reading post on Dentist-forum.net
Thanks for the information!
Joel
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