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richleslie

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Seizures At the Dentist Office Posted: 12-30-05 20:49pm


How youever had to expliain seizures to a oral hygenists that took me about an hour to build up the confidence to have my teeth cleaned. Has anyone taken dilantin and had problems with your teeth and gums.

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Posted: 01-03-06 10:21am


My son was just starting to have gum overgrowth problems with dilantin when he switched meds. He was around 9 at that time. We used an electric toothbrush and that seemed to help some. We were told that frequent cleanings 2-3 times a year was necessary while on dilantin and that cleaning teeth well daily would help prevent some problems. I hope your cleaning went ok.

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