HI BOB, Sorry to hear of your pain. I just met a vet last night at a Festival who I was telling about my dog's lupus recovery. She told me she used to be in so much pain in her back, I believe. She did acupuncture once, healed, and hooked. She went on to help dogs using acupuncture. If you haven't tried, like anything else in life--there are always good and bad practitioners.
I am running against options for my teeth. I have SEVERAL crowns which never were a problem, but never wanted either. Weighed all options before a yes. Now I have big spaces obvious for pictures and crowns were put in about 3 years ago and some keep falling out. If dentist can't reglue I am running against options. I know having more front spaces is not very inviting as I plan to go out and meet people for business sake. ________________________________ From: Bob Banever <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, August 22, 2010 10:25:32 PM Subject: Re: CS>OT: Implants-materials/kinds/questions to ask carol, There are no safe implants. ALL dental procedures have risks... BIG ONES. Every time you get an anesthetic injection you are risking a permanent paresthesia/dysesthesia (nerve damage to the lingual or IAN nerve) that is horrific... I suffer from lingual nerve damage so I know. The rest of my life is one of pain and suffering... burning pain to be exact. Not something you want if at all possible. Bob ----- Original Message ----- >From: carolG >To: [email protected] >Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 5:01 PM >Subject: CS>OT: Implants-materials/kinds/questions to ask > > >Hi all, >Maybe off topic...who knows. History of bad teeth, several crowns got >loose >and today another one popped out into mouth and holding it. If he can't >put >this back in as it is always a challenge, here's questions: > >Kind of "safe" implants >Questions to ask dentist >What materials are good vs. bad for implants? > >This is ongoing problem-genetic vs. unhealthy eating. > >Frustrating as my dentist doesn't want to act like a traveling "dentist." >Just when I think all is cool and I won't see him for a while I am back. > > > >carol, mom to the recovered LUPUS doggie, Molly..now 11...almost year since > >biopsy..progressive case... > > > > > > > > > >
