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Old 03-02-2012, 08:50 PM #1
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Hi Bryanna, I have a quick question, is it routine for a dentist to use bleach in a person's mouth when performing a root canal? DH had one Monday, and during the root canal he smelled bleach. There was a bleach stain on his bib and there was a little cup which he bent over to sniff and it smelled like bleach. Is that part of the procedure? Thanks for your time.
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