You might want to consider finding another dentist. My dentist retired
this past year, and his practice was bought out by a very nice young
man (30's) a dental surgeon who preferred a more varied career. He only
uses composites, because he said with the newer materials, he can give
a much better filling, and it much less risky in the long term. That
is in direct contradiction to what your dentist wants to do.
Kathryn
On Dec 30, 2007, at 6:18 PM, [email protected] wrote:
-------------- Original message from His Child
<[email protected]>: --------------
> Hi MA, You get all the foreign material that they stuff into the
canal cavity removed, along with the
> rotting ligaments and parts of previously healthy tissue and jaw
bone that have necrotized in the toxic
> environment of the root canal. Also know as cavitation cleaning.
**** Hi His! Good grief. What in the world did your dentist do to
you? I had a root canal more than 35 years ago. It has given me no
trouble. What remains of that tooth supports a crown, which looks
pretty nice -- although the original crown has been replaced once. If
you have a root canal removed, then you lose the usefulness of that
tooth altogether, don't you? MA (who probably has a couple more root
canals in her future, as thirty-year old silver fillings are beginning
to fail and the dentist won't replace them with composite) :-(
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