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Originally Posted by Bryanna
Hi Angels,
My heart aches for you so badly. I know this has been so stressful for you... :/ So now basically the dentists and ENT feel there is something there.
Packing? What packing? Are they referring to the bone graft material? Because any other form of "packing" should not be evident at this time. If it is, then it is a problem as all other materials are basically collagen based and are absorbed by the body.
Did the surgeon leave something in there? Like a piece of tooth or a piece of gauze pad? Is he, and the others, trying to cover something up?
The ENT and an oral surgeon need to discuss their findings together and then with you. Has that happened yet? You have had enough scans and xrays in the last 6 months to diagnose or at least get a game plan on how to move forward with diagnosing this problem.
Bryanna
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Hi Bryanna,
I have an appointment with the ENT on Friday. I really feel like there is something left after the tooth removal that is causing this problem. Can an oral surgeon go back in and open up the site and check? This is ridiculous, I have been miserable for over a year and nobody will listen to me. I am going to ask the ENT if he is 100 percent sure the roots are gone. I hope he listens to me. I am really at my wits end with this.