Bryanna,
Once again thank you for your detailed and well writtenn explanation of what is done in your office for an implant. My husband is not receiving nearly the amount of care that your patients receive. I am going to check into this with his perio and dentist.
I am curious as to what is "biological dentistry". How does this practice that you have been in differ from the other. Also, I find it quite interesting that your office does not do root canals. As I said my pain dentist who is also a phd neuroscientist says they are not the way to go anymore.
I am glad you are aware of deaff. neuralgia. I see so many patients suffering from it and must get weekly painful facial injections for years. They go from dentist to dentist re: pain from root canal and they all deny it. Finally, they get to my dentist and he knows exactly the problem and how to treat it with injections and meds. It is my understanding that different dental schools have their own curriculum .It depends on the school you graduated from - if you learned about deaff neur. and other facial pain associated with dental work.
I am glad you refer patients to a dental pain specialist. There are so few in the country. Patients of my dentist fly in from Florida, Texas, etc. frequently as there are no dentists who know how to treat them. Many were former patients who moved away and still return to this dentist because in their new location there is no dentist to treat them.
I must ask you about my recent problems with my facial injections. I'll post a new thread tomorrow. I need your advice.
Thanks again
Hope you had a nice Easter
Sydney