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eric_S

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Post Root Canal Looseness? Posted: 08-23-05 17:49pm


Hi. I had a root canal done a little over a year ago, and up until recently everything's been fine. However, a couple days ago I got shooting pain while eating, and haven't been able to eat on that side of my mouth since. I was hoping it was something that might go away, but now i've noticed the tooth seems slightly loose...? Has anyone gone through this? Any advice on what should be done? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Eric

buttercup_501

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Posted: 08-23-05 18:56pm


You need to go see your local dentist. There might be an infection or you could have caused damage to the tooth. Unless you are already aware that you have bone loss call your local dentist. If your having pain on it try motrin or an anti-inflamir

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