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Old 11-21-2014, 09:54 PM
KateJK KateJK is offline
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Default It is root canaled

Thank you SO much for your response Bryanna. The tooth associated with the bridge is indeed root canaled. Today, the irritation surrounding it seems to have lessened but it seems to come and go… and always slightly be there. I'm really worried that I may lose this tooth because if so, I will then also lose the fake tooth in the bridge…. and then what do I do?? I will have my 2 back molars missing. It really makes me feel panicked! Any advice is so appreciated!

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Originally Posted by Bryanna View Post
Hi CWMB,

Welcome and congratulations on having your baby!!

Anytime you have an extraction, it can take weeks for the site to feel better. However, I am wondering if that molar that is an anchor to your bridge is root canaled and/or infected.

Is the molar or any other tooth associated with the bridge root canaled?

Any chance you could post an xray here?


Bryanna



QUOTE=CWMB;1108692]Hi there. I have been having some trouble with my teeth and am increasingly frustrated because my dentist can't quite seem to figure out the solution. I was having very bad pain in my gums between my last molar (for which it is connected to a bridge with the one in front) and my wisdom tooth (top right of my mouth). It got worse and worse, so he put me on antibiotics, which did seem to clear up the infection as the pain went away the middle of last week. But, since we couldn't figure out if the issue was with the molar or the wisdom tooth, so last Friday, I had my wisdom tooth extracted. It was what seemed to be an easy extraction and the hole seems to be healing well. I don't really have any specific pain from the extraction. However, as of yesterday, there is still a very sore part of my gum. Right above the very back of what is now my back tooth. I'm wondering if the problem then, was indeed with this tooth and my bridge in general and if I should have the bridge redone? I've had this bridge since 2001. Or if I should just wait. Would it take time for this infection to continue healing perhaps?? Any advice you have would be SO greatly appreciated. I recently had a baby and am on maternity leave and feel like I'm spending all of my precious time at the dentist instead of with my baby. Thank you in advance!
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