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Old 04-07-2014, 07:12 PM #1
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Default What block for bridge to go on with RSD ?
Hi, have lost a bottom molar #19 and have temporary crowns on 18 & 20.
When I get the permanent crowns put on, I read I should be numbed.
Dentist didn't think I would need it.
I will need to be numbed.

What would you recommend with the RSD issue ?

Thank you, Nancy
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