April 01, 2014
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The cause it hard to tell without an examination. Many times it can be related to tetracycline staining from medications given to you as a child. Another possibility could be dietary and wear staining. You must see your dentist for proper treatment.
The tooth is not extracted to have a root canal. You should be able to eat softer foods. The tooth will likely be a little sore.
Tooth resorption can occur for no apparent reason. It cannot be affectively treated because it continues to recur. With so little tissue available in a tooth, the most appropiate treatment is typically extraction.
No, permanent teeth do not grow back. You should see your dentist to take the proper x-rays and to be sure.
One can become allergic to medications at any time. The numbing medication can also react with other medications you may be taking. Be sure to research your current medications. You may want to be sure to document what type of numbing medicine your dentist used, and have them...
Each implant has its own set of circumstances. It sounds like it may not be so much the implant as it is the crown. You may need to change the type of crown used so the crown actually screws into the implant, if it does not now.
You problem is very difficult to answer without seeing you personally. I would have to trust you local dentist on their recommendation. What I will say is that if the tooth with the issue is #17, I would not typically adivse for one to have a root canal because those can be...
These symptoms can last for hours, days, weeks or months. The numbness typically resolves over time. If it does not, you should go back to your dentist. They may want to prescribe you something to help the nerves recover.
It is likely the tissue that should heal on its own, but you should see a dentist to keep this from happening.
Keep to a soft diet for a week or so. Things like yogurt, ice cream, mashed potatoes, and Ensure.
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