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I am interested in successful treatments for Atypical Trigeminal Neuralgia. I have constant pain in my upper teeth gums.

A neuro has suggested Radiofrequency Rhizotomy. I have heard from others that it made them worse. I would love to just numb the pain.
You never hear from people on these forums that have had success.
Is that because there is none. We just have to live with this the rest of our lives??
Hi, I myself might have atypical trigeminal neuralgia too. I have a dull pain in my upper left gums around the back molar. The pain is only near that last molar on the palate side. The area feels sore and tender. At its worst, it can feel like a stabbing pain. I was just curious as to what your symptoms are. I hope you feel better!
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Hi rtmc,

Have you had a clinical and radio graphic evaluation of that area of your mouth by your dentist or an oral surgeon to rule out infection, a fractured tooth or periodontal disease? Is that molar or the tooth next to it root canaled?

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Hi, I myself might have atypical trigeminal neuralgia too. I have a dull pain in my upper left gums around the back molar. The pain is only near that last molar on the palate side. The area feels sore and tender. At its worst, it can feel like a stabbing pain. I was just curious as to what your symptoms are. I hope you feel better!
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Have you had a clinical and radio graphic evaluation of that area of your mouth by your dentist or an oral surgeon to rule out infection, a fractured tooth or periodontal disease? Is that molar or the tooth next to it root canaled?

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Bryanna, my ATN started next to a tooth that had been root canaled twice. I am curious as to why you asked that question. My dentist and the endodontist had both ruled out infection when the pain had gone on for about 6 mos to a year. It's been 2.5 years now and I am seeing a neurologist but the meds have not provided the relief I had hoped for. Some decrease in pain but nowhere near what I need. Just wanted to know why you asked Mashur that question. I have never heard of the type of position you hold, but I'm glad to know there are such professionals out there.
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Hi Mrs. NolaVette,
If you don't get your question answered here, you could repost it in the dental forum. I'm sorry to hear that you are suffering from ATN and I hope you find some relief soon.
Some of the pain I have feels like toothache, but my teeth aren't causing it. My doctor told me he was glad I hadn't had any teeth pulled. Your situation is different from mine, though, because you know it started with a dental procedure.
I hope someone can help you soon. Don't give up!
Best of luck, Cheryl
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