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01-15-2014, 12:26 AM
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I had a root canal on my last upper molar "27" if you will (last Thur). Today, I got a permanent filling on it.
This tooth is on the left side of my face. As I write this, my left nostril is COMPLETELY plugged. When I hold my right nostril closed, I cannot breathe through my left nostril. When I hold my left nostril closed, my right nostril IS COMPLETELY, ASTONISHINGLY CLEAR. I have no doubts that this is due to bacteria or whatever affecting my sinus emanating from a root canal that was not properly cleaned. Can someone advise me on pulling a tooth after a root canal? I have no health issues of any kind, definitely no sinus issues, and I do not want this to become permanent - that would mean that I paid $1600 to give myself sinus issues. |
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