Thank you for reading. I'll be as brief a possible.
PATIENT (ME): caucasian male, 6'1", 170lbs (250lbs prior to getting ill.
ILLESSES: Dilated Cardiomyopathy (Genetic)most recent testing showed 13%
ejection fraction,

Hi, my implant surgery (1st of two) is this coming Friday. I am having
2 implants in my lower left (which will bridge one crown in between),
and one in my lower right.
Then, in 2 weeks, I'll be getting 2 more implants on the upper right,

After 5 viles of xylocaine at the dentist I still could'nt get numb and the
procedure of just preparing for a cap could not be performed. Is there
another drug that could be used? It is a back lower molar.

I have a general question for a dentist or a dental hygienist. I am
wondering if surgical masks can help you not to notice a patient's
bad breath.  If a patient has some kind of gingivitis or tooth
infection, how you are able to breathe while working on his/her teeth.

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I'm a an nhs patient in the uk. I went to a new dentist for a crown at
fixed priced.
While doing the initial work he said that I would be better off with
plastic crown instead of using a precious metal. Then I suddenly becam

I had a temp bridge on for many weeks, and didn't have any problems with
sensitivity until about the last week.  And then, it was only sensitive
to COLD things.
I got my perm. bridge put on (not perm. cemented however), and was told

So I have a question that hopefully someone can help me answer. Over
two months ago I had a horrible pain in my jaw that hurt more when I
turned my head, felt kind of like a musicle pulling down my neck from
my ear. I went to the dentist and she informed me that I had an

This is a great deal and they are paying
my airfare for the job interview .......
I wonder if they serve 'roo on Quantas Airlines .....
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