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Old 06-23-2009, 08:28 PM #1
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Crazy RSD and teeth Follow Up
Ooowww! Well I had part one done of my root canal and now I have a mouthful of painful teeth (not tooth). I got a heavy duty dose of novacaine but damn it wasn't enough. Next week I'm asking to be given more anesthetic during the procedure. And I took 8mg. Dilaudid before I went. keep your fingers crossed for me for next week.
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