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03-07-2017, 11:27 PM | #1 | ||
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The longer you wait to do anything, the greater chance of life long chronic pain. What does the dentist who took these xrays recommend you do?
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03-08-2017, 02:06 PM | #2 | ||
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Greetings Bryanna, 1. I will upload the CT Scan on my friend's server and send you a direct link to download. 2. How soon can I have the surgery done ? Some weeks or a few months ? The above X-Ray Panoramic shown was done on 13th Dec, 2016 and the Dentist gave me time till 21st Feb, 2017 to do the surgery, but I was scared seeing the 2 very big circles (which now are I know are the Maxillary Sinuses). I will send you a new, freshly done X-Ray Panoramic to evaluate the time I can have before I do the surgery. Thanks, Sanjay Quote:
1. !!!!! Oh !!!!! Life long chronic pain ? 2. The Dentist said seeing the X-Ray that I should do the surgery by 21st Feb, 2017. I showed another Dentist and he said that he can remove the 2 Cysts from the teeth extraction sockets (this I like the best, can it be done ?) Thanks, Sanjay |
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03-09-2017, 12:19 PM | #3 | |||
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Sanjay,
Removing just the cysts will not cure the infection because it is the teeth that are causing the infection. As long as the teeth are present, the infection will be present. Please reconsider the advice of any dentist who tries to convince you that removing only the cysts is a wise decision. It is not. An oral surgeon is the ONLY dentist you should be consulting with for this surgery, not a general dentist. An oral surgeon will attempt to remove the cysts through the extraction sites after he extracts the teeth. However, one he is in there, he may find that he needs to gain access to the cysts a different way in order to remove as much of them as possible. I don't need to see the CT scan.... you should get this oral surgery done as soon as possible. Bryanna 1. !!!!! Oh !!!!! Life long chronic pain ? 2. The Dentist said seeing the X-Ray that I should do the surgery by 21st Feb, 2017. I showed another Dentist and he said that he can remove the 2 Cysts from the teeth extraction sockets (this I like the best, can it be done ?) Thanks, Sanjay[/QUOTE]
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Bryanna ***I have been in the dental profession for 4 decades. I am an educator and Certified Dental Assistant extensively experienced in chair side assisting and dental radiography. The information that I provide here is my opinion based on my education and professional experience. It is not meant to be taken as medical advice.*** |
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03-09-2017, 01:59 PM | #4 | ||
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Greetings Bryanna,
I am already concerned that I will be consulting with an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and not with a general dentist. What if I can persuade an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon to remove the teeth and the 2 Cysts through the sockets of the teeth extractions (without surgery) ? Here is the latest X-Ray Panoramic (where the Cysts are not visible in my eyes though - expert eyes are required) : Shared album - Electroneez Support - Google Photos Please click on the image for a larger view. Please evaluate the X-Ray Panoramic and tell me after how much time I can do the Cyst removal (either through the teeth extraction sockets or by enucleation) ? Thanks, Sanjay |
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03-12-2017, 12:37 AM | #5 | |||
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Sanjay,
I opened the second panoramic xray that you attached. Has your dentist informed you about all of your dental problems? This xray shows several areas of severe tooth decay, broken teeth and bone infection in more than just the upper right side. Has your dentist talked to you about all of this? Did he talk to you about replacing the upper teeth with a denture? The best and only advice that I can offer you is to discuss ALL of your dental problems with your dentist and then consult with an oral surgeon about the oral surgery to remove the problems. You have serious infection and you're wasting valuable time stressing over how the surgeon is going to perform the oral surgery. You cannot direct the surgeon on how to perform the surgery. You can tell him you want him to be as thorough as possible but as conservative as possible. But that is all you can do. Please, try to move forward with the oral surgery as soon as possible. Bryanna QUOTE=SJD001;1238321]Greetings Bryanna, I am already concerned that I will be consulting with an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and not with a general dentist. What if I can persuade an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon to remove the teeth and the 2 Cysts through the sockets of the teeth extractions (without surgery) ? Here is the latest X-Ray Panoramic (where the Cysts are not visible in my eyes though - expert eyes are required) : Shared album - Electroneez Support - Google Photos Please click on the image for a larger view. Please evaluate the X-Ray Panoramic and tell me after how much time I can do the Cyst removal (either through the teeth extraction sockets or by enucleation) ? Thanks, Sanjay[/QUOTE]
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