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Old 04-07-2009, 05:09 PM #3
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HI, thanks for the response!
She had the tooth extracted and the dentist said there was infection and small cyst at the root. The pain had subsided prior to the extraction likely due to the antibiotics she was on for the sinus. She is still taking carbamazepine, so we cant rule out TN for certain, but it certainly seems like it would be reasonable to blame the tooth.

I'll keep you posted!
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