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ok... one month ago I had the last of my Amalgams removed AND several fillings put in for cavities, some were deep.
I'm been taking Ibuprofen every 6 hours consistently for over a month now because when i do not, the pain is super intense, and i have major hot/cold sensitivity.
My dentist put me on a regime of nutrients and Miracle-Mineral-Supplement , and in short, the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement has not significantly helped, because I still have pain... pain that has "migrated" into other parts of my skull and orbitals, ears, etc.
I think these teeth are infected and I have no idea what to do and I'm terrified of the idea of root canals or extractions.
any help would be greatly appreciated...
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This is a reply to # 1,358,660I'm sorry to hear of this. But it is not the first time I've heard of post removal pain and sometimes pretty extreme and long lasting.
First, it maybe wise for you to tell your dentist what you are experiencing and let him at lest do a check on your bite, in case some of the replacement materials may need adjusting a little (some can be a bit too high). He may need to file some of it off in case. An uneven bite, if it exists, may not be helping.
Hey may also do a panoramic xray to check for anything he may not be able to see by simply looking into your mouth.
However, I will tell you that those I've spoken to who have suffered this went through very similar to you and turns out it was truama from such a heavy duty removal. Composites can also be sensitive for sometime after replacement. So couple that with the truama of removal and it maybe the reason why you are going through this. The nerves have all endured a pounding, everything has. You have then only got to imagine the amount of nerves there that will also set off pain elsewhere! LIke a network.
Apparently the ones I spoke to, reckoned it took months before things began to improve and die down. But again, it is still wise to check with a biologic dentist to see if things are ok. If so, it may simply be post traumatic stress in the teeth. I would quit eating any hard food like nuts or extreme temperature drinks like very cold or hot. Try and help your teeth as much as you can.
Eat as healthy as you can, with plenty of protein in meats and eggs also. Animal fats are good too like butter. And try and steer clear of sugar/junkfood too. All these things can help aid healing.
I just hope that you will start to notice a difference at some point in the not too distant future.
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This is a reply to # 1,359,815thanks for the responses. Topcat, the x-rays do not show anything obvious, in other words, no absess or anything under the teeth. So I'm taking that to mean that what you're saying is true... that my teeth are just traumatized and need to heal.
But the pain is pretty intense and requires meds to manage. However, recently I've been cutting down to half the pain meds and the majority of pain is only on one side.
I just dont want to be doing further damage by waiting too long.
If the pain has not gotten worse, that's good, right??
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This is a reply to # 1,362,490I had my Amalgams removed and 2 Crowns were required on my bottom molars. My teeth were hot cold sensitive for a while but didn't require much pain medication. Now my teeth are normal.
The only trouble I had was one of the molars would pop off every 3 to 6 months. That seems to be fixed now.
Maybe you should get the teeth checked by another dentist to make sure he did the job right. But it could be just an individual thing and the pain should go away soon.
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This is a reply to # 1,362,490If the pain has not gotten worse, that's good, right??
Has it subsided at all? Have you stopped hot drinks for now?- Re: amalgams gone... extreme pain in... ben37
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This is a reply to # 1,362,566yeah, no hot or cold either, and mostly liquid diet and easily chewable soft foods.
over the last month, the pain has moved from the right side to teh left side, primarily... it is less intense but it still requires meds.- Re: amalgams gone... extreme pain in... topcat916
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,362,681Hi Ben,
I'm glad it isn't getting any worse and you've managed to cut down the pain meds. Is your bite even? E.g. when you clench your teeth together, do you feel they are level? Or do some feel too high? If it feels ok, and you've been checked on Xray for any hidden problems, it is highly possible that it's dental trauma and the nerves have taken a pounding. If you feel the bite is uneven in anyway, then get that checked and attended to if necessary.
It can take many months for pain to subside after dental work like that. I know somebody who also had to take pain meds because of the same problem.
You can certainly get a second opinion from another biologic dentist to check your bite etc, and ask about the pain if you are in doubts.
In the meantime, I'd keep treating your teeth as gently as you can, as you have been and take pain meds as necessary. I'm not sure what else you can do apart from that, aside from waiting things out!
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This is a reply to # 1,362,566Someimes the pain stops , temporarily, because the tooth has died . Eventually it will hurt again because dead teeth get infected
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This is a reply to # 1,358,660is it possible do you think that mercury was released into your body when the filling was removed and not all of it was safely removed? i just recently heard of this. not to alarm you but maybe learn up on the righ tmethods for removal?
http://www.dentalwellness4u.com/freeservices/amalremov.html
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I had a metal filling replaced with a tooth color filling. The tooth was a molar and the filling was large. I had pain and sensitivity afterwards with cold drinks, etc. i spoke to my dentist who said that other procedures may be required. I learned that the amalgam fillings do not protect the nerve as well as metal fillings especially when the space that needs to be filled is larger and closer to tooth nerve. I avoided hot/cold drinks and was careful about chewing on that side. It was probably 2 years ago that I had that filling replaced. I'm guessing the pain went away after 4 months. Hope you feel better.
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This is a reply to # 1,426,874Merium,
You had pain and sensitivity because your dentist is incompetent , not because Amalgam , mercury fillins, protect the nerve better than composites. Direct composites often shrink on the teeth , causing pain .
Also the dentist did not keep your tooth cool while doing the filling and this resulted in nerve damage and temperature sensitivity.
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