Forums / Public / Dental / Do cavities always get worse even if taken care of? cuz I can't get to a dentist...?
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April
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#70235 2007-09-16 15:16 GMT |
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I have temporary nervous system undermine that has left me homebound. Recently, I observed my very back of my last tooth on the right hand side has broken off a peice. It was cracked, now it has a hole in it. I think it might be black on the inside of the hole but I can't tell if it's or its just a shadow, the rest of the tooth isn't discolored. Anyhow, it doesn't really hurt. If I brush 3 periods a day and rinse with salt water can I ward off infection until I am well ample to go to the dentist? Or does anybody know how to find a dentist who makes house calls in Rhode Island? Do cavities always obtain worse even if you take special care of them? I am already on a diet of pureed food because I have trouble ingesting btw. Thanks. Also do all teeth that rot obtain infected or can teeth just rot right out without an infection as long as you keep bacteria at bay? (mine isn't but just like to think of all worse case scenarios.)
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Victory
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#70236 2007-09-16 15:20 GMT |
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Once the rot gets inside, it may stay infected even if you brush the surface. This is a question for dentists where you live. Try calling the local dental society and asking for help. It will be difficult for a dentist to make a house call because they wouldn't have the right equipment or lighting with them. Their might be a mobile dental unit, however, that could drive up to your house if you could come out. Or, their might be a local service like Faith in Action (www.faithinaction.org), where a volunteer could drive you to the dentist.
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Lunatic
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#70237 2007-09-16 15:21 GMT |
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Leaving any tooth ailment untreated is dangerous, particularly if you're ill to commence with. The bacteria can spread to the brain causing a stroke. It may also run via your blood stream causing sepsis. Please find away to observe a dentist. Consult one of your doctors.
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MindsEye
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#70238 2007-09-16 15:28 GMT |
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The tooth can obtain worse even if you do that. the best thing to do is go to the dentist. because youre already sick, the infection of the tooth can worsen your condition
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Penguinpal
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#70239 2007-09-16 15:35 GMT |
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Your cavity/broken tooth will obtain worse if you don't have it taken care of by a dentist. The rate at which it gets worse varies from person to person, but it's inevitable. If a tooth has decay that travels to the pulp, or nerve of the tooth, the tooth will die and become infected. Then the only thing that can be done is to eradicate the dead, infected material by expelling the tooth, or expelling and replacing the pulp/nerve, by having a root canal. Most root canal treated teeth will call for a crown to prevent the tooth from fracturing.
I hope you recover quickly and can observe a dentist soon. |
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jmtrecki
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#75276 2008-04-18 14:39 GMT |
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does anybody know any current dental assistants that will be willing to answer 3 questions that I have to interview the assistant with for school term paper
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