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Grand Magnate
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Hi catra,
I'm glad you had the exam and x-rays. I get the feeling based on your description and my clinical experience that your dentist is trying to "retain" teeth that may be questionable. The issue with doing this is that the patient often ends up in the dental chair more often than anticipated and the work just goes on and on. If the patient has been informed of this and they are okay with that, then the dentist will not hesitate to proceed that way. Although no one wants to admit it... sometimes it is best in the long run to consider removing the teeth that are in guarded to hopeless condition. Then build on what is solid and replace what is lost. I see this on going dental care situation happen frequently when a patient is not completely informed of just how long term their dental care will be. I just hope your dentist has discussed in detail your dental situation and has offered you all of your treatment options. I am glad that you are ready to delve in to your dental health. That is really a good thing ![]() Bryanna Quote:
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