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Old 10-16-2015, 12:25 PM #1
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Does anyone here have dental issues stemming from PN? I have large fiber if that means anything
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Some here have Sjogren's related PN. This causes dry mouth, leading to all matter of dental problems.
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I have to get a cone beam CT scan of my lower jaw due to jaw pain. The dentist couldn't find anything wrong. I have small fiber.

Actually, the PN started about a month after the jaw pain started. Anybody else have dental issues shortly before the PN started?
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Does anyone here have dental issues stemming from PN? I have large fiber if that means anything
My teeth are busting up because its natural I assume, but I recall one poster that had developed a toxicity to his fillings. He was in the process of getting them removed as they were made of metal. Perhaps he is still lurking and will jump in. Ken in Texas.
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