About 14 years ago I had exactly this same thing happen to me. After nine months of taking serious antihistamines and prednisone, I went to the Mayo Clinic where they looked carefully at the x-rays and saw that there was an absess right above a tooth that had a root canal. It was strange because I had been to the dentist several times because doctors couldn't find what was causing the hives. I didn't feel any pain because I had had the root canal. Now whenever there is something going on in my mouth I get very itchy skin. Hope you find some relief.
Hi,
My husband just a few days ago developed severe pain near one of his teeth. He went to dentist who told him it was actually sinusitis (sinus infection). He went to walk in clinic today & doc gave him antibiotic etc. He noticed today that he had a large lump on the roof of his mouth. He said he had a pretty bad headache & his sinuses hurt (you could push beside his nose & it'd be sore). In any case, he ended up popping the large hard lump on the roof of his mouth & noticed immediate relief of the pressure & relief of his headache. My question to you is, is it normal to have a connection between the roof of the mouth & the sinuses? If not, do you think his connection could have been caused by surgery as a kid from an impacted tooth? (he has a bridge not too far from the area where he had the bump.
I would reconsider having the tooth extracted. I think you should consider consulting the oral surgeon or an oral pathologist. Gutta percha is a very nonallergic material It is also not very difficult to remove. But as the endodontist has stated I think it is a waste of time.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I have a latex allergy. I know that gutta percha is latex based but my dentist says that shouldnt matter that it is used all the time on people with latex allergies..