"Seeing an ENT to rule out sinus pathology is advised. Sinus pathology may cause dental symptoms."
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About Me: Male, 63, taipei, Taiwan, member since Feb 2008
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Mar 15, 2020
"Seeing an endodontist to rule out pulp pathology is advised. If endodontic consultation reveals no pulp pathology, seeing an orofacial pain specialist to rule out non-odontogenic toothache is advised."
Mar 07, 2020
"It’s normal, and the gap will increase as time goes by. No need to worry."
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03/19
Just a quick note to say hi! Thanks I did see my dentist he told me about the Benadryl. b thanks
03/19
Hi there I was wondering what you could tell me about BMS. I saw my dentist the other day and I had never heard of the syndrome. But my symptoms seem to be textbook given what I’ve read. I swish around my mouth and then swallow two tables 2 teaspoons of children’s liquid Benadryl before I eat. Simply to try and make things comfortable. And then after I eat as well. Now I feel better today but it’ll come back it’s been coming and going for months. I did some research on treatment and it seems to be trial and error? ALA? Some kind of acid that might help. Any insights causes would be great
02/15
Hey, so i have a canker sore in my mouth on bottom lip. But its unlike any canker sore ive had i dont even.know if its a canker sore.. To me its more of a pimple on the inside of my lip.. I just dont know what it is.. Ill leave it alone for a couple days then it gets a tad bigger and sensitive so id bite it.. Im just confused and theres only 1
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