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dental trauma

I damaged my ll5 with the above crown causing trauma to ll5....

Since then i have realised the tooth has trapped a nerve or my eustacian tube or something connecting eye and tooth, initially the back of tooth went sensitive to heat i think it's a root problem as requires antibiotics it is at the back of the tooth, i get a sucking sound from tooth and toxins in my mouth also my left ear goes deaf due to something trapped, i can hear an feel problem when i bite on the tooth and it knocks my balance and makes me ill.

I have seen specialist who did nothing, I am seeing a new dentist 12 Aug and I keep requesting root treatment but nobody will do anything the above symptoms are traumatic and i'm ill for 3 weeks, i never used to have this before the accident.....

Nothing is on xray so they say so I have bought my xray from Hospital and am going private to see if i can get treatment........How do i press them for this it's making my life in winter hell and miserable......

Please help it really isn't right also i took eye drops and it ended up in ll5 tooth.....

What do you suggest it's a weird thing i know.....
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Do you think accupuncture may elp with trapped nerve under tooth???? I am willing to try?
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I have sensitivity to hot and cold not diziness, also required antibiotics, there is a nerve trapped........

Today they filed crown and ll5 with drill, it has stopped some sensitivity to cold and hot but hasn't sorted the ear cracking problem where a nerve from ear is trapped, what else can i do it's still not right but don't have an infection at the moment.......it flares up after 2 x colds and ooth damged and has trapped a nerve/......

What can i do it is painfull miserable and my ear gets blocked before the accident i never had any problems with my ear.........

Any suggestions for toxins i mouth sucking sound and blocked ear from a trapped nerve???
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540545 tn?1377622918
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Well, you may want to see an endodontist (root canal specialist) to see if you indeed need a root canal.  If you don't need a root canal, I would advise you to see an ENT specialist to see why you're experiencing dizziness.
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yes there is pain when i bite on the tooth and it was sensitive to heat initially, there is a problem or i wouldn't require antibiotics, can feel the problem when i bite on the damn thing........

I was hoping root canal would help but nobody will do anything, there is definitely a trapped nerve i can hear and feel it when i bite down......

Do i just have to put up with this it's horrible there is root damage as toxins in mouth.....

I ws hoping for root canal it is something on back of tooth????
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540545 tn?1377622918
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If I understand you right, it seems that a tooth has been causing some unusual symptoms of dizziness, deafness and general bad feeling whenever you bite on it.  I would recommend you go see an ENT and see what they have to say, or you can possibly post in the ENT section at medhelp.org

If on x-ray, there doesn't appear to be a need for a root canal, I don't think it should be done.  Do you have any other symptoms in the area, such as swelling, pain on chewing, sensitivity to hot/cold, etc?
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