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tommyboy
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After avoiding getting a tooth pulled my health took a nosedive and left me bed bound with reactivated ebv and infected teeth.

Finally got the bad teeth out and my health has very slowly got better. Took a long time to get rid of so many symptoms including fast, irregular heart beat, etc. Not all symptoms left but I felt life was almost livable again.

Can't say what was from the tooth or ebv. Finally got to the point where heart symptoms were pretty much gone.

I had a niggling pain in one tooth that finally progressed to full on pain. Also as soon as i decided it was painful enough to see dentist heart symptoms came back.

Saw oral surgeon to get it pulled but she said just cavity and sent me to get a filling.

This tooth hurts like really hurts sometimes. Enough to keep me awake for a while.

What do you think?

Could it really just be a cavity? Can they tell by just looking

Absolutely no horror stories! !!!

I have enough stress involving dentist as is.

See another one this week.

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Robin123
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Did you get it xrayed? I think they can usually see whether a cavity is near a nerve root, but sometimes they only find out when they go in to work on the cavity. I suggest you get the dental work done!
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Catgirl
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quote:
Originally posted by tommyboy:
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Can they tell by just looking


No. An xray will help but once they drill in there they will see what is really going on.

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WPinVA
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It seems like it wouldn't hurt to let them go in and put a filling if they can. Non mercury of course!

If it looks like it went through to the root, then I would say go ahead an skip the root canal and just have it pulled.

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Brussels
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I back what WPinVA said. Exactly. Just fill it in and see. No root canals.

You were lucky to have your tooth pulled out before a heart attack!!

I had the exact same experience with you: heart symptoms, loads, then pull the tooth off, clean the area, and heart problems disappear.

After I took all my dead teeth, I started using the violet ray, to reinforce the roots and jawbones. I've been using it for about 18 months, and now my teeth feel good (about 10x better than before I started using it).

Not all healed, but they do not freak me any longer.

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I've been struggling with pain in my upper right, back molars the past 9-12 months. I had a crown done on one of the teeth a few years back and thought the crown was infected.

I was having ear issues, PND, and right side sinus congestion as well on the same side as the tooth.

Dentist did X-rays and found the tooth with the crown was fine..but the very last molar had a large area of decay as it abutted up against the crown. So he drilled it out and filled it. He had to use A TON of novacaine and was amazed my nerve was so irritated.

Hoping my symptoms were due to this tooth/dental issue and not just lyme.

Bcb

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tulips
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If it were me I would go ahead and have the tooth filled asap. If that stops the pain, then everything should be fine - problem solved. I wouldn't wait because the problem could get bigger.
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Dna connexion has tooth test ..was made by dr hal huggins . I dont know wht it runs but i thinknyou can do swab and test 88 organisms ..lettuce know if this helps ..8 thinknyou dont even need a dr

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