I had two amalgam fillings replaced (the two large upper molars), and
I notice now that there is a small gap between these two upper molars
and the two matching lowers - I can pass dental floss, held in my
hands outside on both sides, between the gaps made between these

Just a change of pace you know ?
Now as you scratch your head, do a quick ask.com
for the date; and you will discover that the days are now lengthening.

Panur Yaramanoğlu had always made sure that their children had Dental
Insurance coverage. I paid for the surgery with cash and savings.
That
$10,000 came out of my pocket. After moving away from home in my

As you may recall, I had a fistula 2 weeks ago and had flap surgery 11
days ago, tooth 11, old root canal and post. No cracked root was found.
I had the stitches removed yesterday and aside from some swelling, it
looked fine. Before the pasking was removed, I thought I saw some ...

I have pain all in the left side of my mouth.
I pinpointed the pain, and it is inbetween the the second molar, and the
third, on the upper left side.
The pain started months ago, and I went to the dentist but he didn't find

My daughter had dental work years back. Now part of it is left and
it's bothering her. They say they need to remove two mollars (?) in
order to take the old dentistry out or something will happen like the
teeth leaning in on each other or some such thing.

I had my teeth pulled some time ago, I trusted the dentist knew what
he was doing and he was refered to me by my husband because he was
their family dentist here in the Balch Springs Area.
We'll just call him "Dr.L" for now.

Just about everyone loves the sweet temptation of chocolates and
candy. Here are some intriguing statistics and facts about candy and
chocolate:
1. The average American eats 10-12 pounds (4.5 kg) of chocolate a

... too bad so many patients are without insurance and cannot afford to
pay.
New York Times article about the poor state of dental health in Kentucky.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/24/us/24kentucky.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin

I have to have #31 crowned and possibly root canaled because it hurts
when I bite hard food. There is a small crack but it doesn't extend to
the gumline. My question though is this: will the crown interfere (bump
into) the horizontally impacted wisdom tooth? There is a small space

I thought a root filling meant the nerve was gone, so hows it possible
to get pain now?
Not great pain, just pain when eating but its definitely a tooth I've
had root filled a few years ago.

I am trying to make appointments with either my internist and/or
dentist, but being so close to the holidays, not much luck so I'm asking
for *general information* whilst I wait for calls:
I'm having absolutely terrible pain in my right cheeckbone, #3 and #5 as

- Pain in what appears to be two teeth next to each other.
- Most pain when biting down teeth together or eating on that side.
- Face feels swollen.
- Gum is very sore and small lump there.

Can someone help please?
1. I have a rear lower molar which gave me no trouble until 18 months
ago when my dentist filled it.  Since then it hurts when pressure is
applied (e.g. chewing) - but only to the center of the rear of the

Season's Greetings with my very best wishes!  
Webby, aka "The Webby"  ;-)