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Old 02-11-2013, 07:01 PM #1
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Double check for infection.
But be careful about removing teeth, unless there is clear reason to do so.
I do have neuralgia after dental work. Many people end up with un-needed dental work, including extractions, simply because the dentist is fishing around looking for where the pain is coming from.
Has the norytriptilline helped? I'm on a similar med and it did help my nerve pain a little.
Hopefully, if you have an infection or some other dental issue, it will be discovered soon and you will get good and proper treatment and relief.
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Double check for infection.
But be careful about removing teeth, unless there is clear reason to do so.
I do have neuralgia after dental work. Many people end up with un-needed dental work, including extractions, simply because the dentist is fishing around looking for where the pain is coming from.
Has the norytriptilline helped? I'm on a similar med and it did help my nerve pain a little.
Hopefully, if you have an infection or some other dental issue, it will be discovered soon and you will get good and proper treatment and relief.
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Just to add it sounds (to me) like some kind of nerve damage maybe neuralgia and an infection.There are supposed to be a few very good pain clinics dealing with pain after dental implants especially I think one is in London the other associated with Oxfordased neuropathy associations and Pain University.Tomorrow afernoon I can look them up for you they sound pretty good. Or ask -call -the Neuropathy Trust. Perhaps google chronic orofacial pain.Elaine55
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