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What causes your teeth to be on edge and how can you stop it?
How the teeth are aligned in relation to the jaw is one cause of teeth being on edge. Another cause can be stress. Dental braces is one way to stop it. Another way would be to relax the jaw.
What age do you stop paying for dental care?
Never
Your father is suffering from numbness in his fingertips?
That's not the way he tells it
If you experience numbness and swelling on cheek after a molar extraction when will thickness and swelling go away and will it be before the next visit the dentist?
The numbness and thickness after a molar extraction usually goes away after a few hours but could last a day or two. Usually by the next dental visit the numbness, thickness and swelling should be gone if not inform your dentist.
How long does the numbness last after a dental bone graph?
I had a graph done (bottom right) 11 weeks ago. I will go in the two implants next year. I still have numbness in my lip and most of my chin. I'm not sure if this is normal...sure wish I had feeling.
What could be wrong if you have numbness in your left cheek?
Numbness in the left cheek could be caused by a variety of issues such as nerve compression, dental problems, or even a stroke. It is important to seek medical attention to determine the underlying cause of the numbness and receive appropriate treatment.
Is numbness a side effect of dental implants?
No, residual numbness after dental implant surgery is due to nerve damage - either bruising, swelling or accidental severing during either tooth removal or the implant surgery. This effect may be temporary or it may be permanent, depending on the amount of damage to the nerve - Swelling near the nerve may take months to completely subside, if this is the cause you should see a gradual improvement.
What is the numbness injection called?
The numbness injection is commonly referred to as a "local anesthetic" or "nerve block." These injections involve the administration of medications such as lidocaine or bupivacaine to temporarily block sensation in a specific area of the body. They are often used in dental procedures, minor surgeries, or to relieve pain in certain conditions.
How long until numbness wears off from dental implant?
Local anesthetics should not last more than 6-12 hours. If you still feel numbess or tingling, you could have suffered some nerve damage, and you should talk to your dental surgeon just in case.
What cause numbness in the philtrum?
Numbness in the philtrum, the vertical groove between the nose and upper lip, can result from various causes, including nerve damage, such as injury to the infraorbital nerve or trigeminal nerve dysfunction. Other potential causes include allergic reactions, infections, or conditions like multiple sclerosis. Additionally, dental procedures or facial trauma may also lead to temporary numbness in this area. If numbness persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation.
Does numbness in left arm to two small fingers mean Tia?
i just woke up with my left arm tingleing and numbness all the way to fingers, any anwsers?
What is the correct way to spell dental practice?
You have spelled it correctly, dental practice. If part of a business name, it is capitalized: Dr. Ouch Dental Practice
