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Old 11-07-2008, 09:11 AM #4
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I think it is time to put your foot down with the neuro. The pain is travelling along the exact pathway of the trigeminal nerve and the dentist is backing this up with a report and an EMG. Pain deserves treatment, period.

I don't know if it is different in Canada, but here in the US, dentists can rx drugs. Can't your dentist get you an rx for the nortriptilene?
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