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Discuss Thrower 10-28-2008 12:19 AM

People who've had root canals...
 
... and for the first 5 years of not having any feeling in the nerve-less tooth begin to have painful sensitivity to any cold (or warm) liquid (air included)? This comes after a few weeks of me having the unshakable thought that I felt it shift in my upper jaw as well.

What should I do?

Phobia 10-28-2008 12:34 AM

You want me to recommend a dentist for you?

btlook1 10-28-2008 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 5160109)
You want me to recommend a dentist for you?

I'm thinking you should open a consulting business or something!

kc rush 10-28-2008 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Town Fan 1988 (Post 5160098)
... and for the first 5 years of not having any feeling in the nerve-less tooth begin to have painful sensitivity to any cold (or warm) liquid (air included)? This comes after a few weeks of me having the unshakable thought that I felt it shift in my upper jaw as well.

What should I do?

My brother-in-law is an endodontist in Des Moines, I can ask him. I may not have an answer until tomorrow though.

Over-Head 10-28-2008 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Town Fan 1988 (Post 5160098)
... and for the first 5 years of not having any feeling in the nerve-less tooth begin to have painful sensitivity to any cold (or warm) liquid (air included)? This comes after a few weeks of me having the unshakable thought that I felt it shift in my upper jaw as well.

What should I do?

Kill yourself and avoid the pain

tooge 10-28-2008 08:52 AM

It is most likely referred pain from a nearby tooth. Or, it could be that when the original root canal was done, a canal was missed. This second option is unlikely, particularly if it was done by an endodontist. Anyhow, go see your dentist. They will take an x ray and figure it out for you.

Phobia 10-28-2008 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 5160458)
It is most likely referred pain from a nearby tooth. Or, it could be that when the original root canal was done, a canal was missed. This second option is unlikely, particularly if it was done by an endodontist. Anyhow, go see your dentist. They will take an x ray and figure it out for you.

There's the dentist I probably would have recommended.

Phobia 10-28-2008 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by btlook1 (Post 5160125)
I'm thinking you should open a consulting business or something!

I don't have nearly enough businesses.

mikeyis4dcats. 10-28-2008 12:09 PM

air is not a liquid.

hope that helps...

luv 10-28-2008 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 5160908)
There's the dentist I probably would have recommended.

You're smarter than you look.

tooge 10-28-2008 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 5160908)
There's the dentist I probably would have recommended.

And I work for peanuts and beer too.

Phobia 10-28-2008 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 5161347)
And I work for peanuts and beer too.

How many truckloads of peanuts and beer for falsies for my whole crew?

mikeyis4dcats. 10-28-2008 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Phobia (Post 5161359)
How many truckloads of peanuts and beer for falsies for my whole crew?

cheetos and handjobs for all my men!

MOhillbilly 10-28-2008 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by J-Town Fan 1988 (Post 5160098)
... and for the first 5 years of not having any feeling in the nerve-less tooth begin to have painful sensitivity to any cold (or warm) liquid (air included)? This comes after a few weeks of me having the unshakable thought that I felt it shift in my upper jaw as well.

What should I do?

maybe they didnt get it all. happened to me twice. infection is the next step.

BigOlChiefsfan 10-28-2008 05:27 PM

If you 'felt it shift' you might have cracked a crown. Go have 'em take a look.


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