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Hello to all who read this,
This is my first post on this group, and I want to thank those of you
that can help me out in advance :-)
I am 22 years old and a non-smoker, and have questions on a procedure

All,
I went to the dentist yesterday for my 6 month...Male, 31 years old.
I've been noticing gaps between my teeth and gums along my bottom gumline
that I thought was normal recession...and decided to confirm with my dentist

Hey people.
I have a question regarding my gums.
I've got some white dots forming on my upper gums and i don't know what they
are.

I had fillings done but I am feeling senstive in the gums how long is
supposed to be sensetive for? I had a big cavity  and my dentist told
me that it wll take 2 to 3 weeks to for the pain to go away,

I am looking for a reliable good dentist in the Howard County, MD  area.
Treatment of toddlers and kids a plus.
Thanks for any suggestions in advance.

I'm used to chewing sugar free gum with xylitol after meals, the gum claims to be
recommended by the FDI.
But now my kids have discovered a bubble gum which they love, which is sugar free and
contains xylitol (5%), however it also contains fruit juice (3%) and citric acid.

I was just at the dentist office today and the dentist performed an
panoramic xray on another patient in the same room as me. I was lying
on the chair about 7or 8 feet away without any protection. Should i be
concerned?

I have tooth with a filling that has come out and the dentist is
recommending a crown. They have recommended crowns on several of my
teeth. My teeth have always had fairly deep 'valleys?' in the molars. I
don't experience any pain in the toot, and the tooth is in the back of

I am in need of some help.
The local anesthetic that my previous 2 dentists used caused me to feel
nauseous, clammy, have an elevated heart rate and wore off in about
10-15 minutes.  From reading other posts I see that allergies to local

I might need a root canal (it could also be just a filling, but a root
canal is the worst case scenario), and I was wondering if it was OK to
just get it done with local anaesthesia and nitrous. I'm bad with
needles, but I can take them with nitrous fine-if the dentist gives the

I'm 35 and being treated for advanced periodontitis. My periodontist
says my 4 upper front teeth need to be extracted.
I'm willing to go for implants but my periodontist says there may be
significant bone loss and it is highly likely that I need bone

I was just at the dentist office today and the dentist performed an
panoramic xray on another patient in the same room as me. I was lying
on the chair about 7or 8 feet away without any protection. I heard the
doctor say to his hygenist that it is more than 6 feet away so it

I ate some sugar free hard candy and the sugar substitute caused some of
my teeth to be extremely sensitive. I believe the substance was Zylitol? or
something like that. Do this make sense at all? Thank you.

As I write this I am in pain. I have been switching between excedrin, aleeve
and advil about every 5 hours.  I had the second part of my root canal
yesterday, which completed the procedure that was started a little over a
week ago.