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Old 02-16-2008, 08:19 AM #1
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Default I need some input, mouth pain

My wife is suffering from mouth pain in an area where she had a root canal done years ago, the pain is severe. She has been to a dentist and an endodontics? they cannot find a problem, every thing appears to be normal, although they did prescribe an anti-biotic and pain reliever.

They now want her to see a neurologist? Normal procedure? any one have any clues? The comment made was nerve damage or possible stress? Would this mean a mri needs to be done?
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