Dentists

Maybe my answer is more of an opinion, but NO, you should not smoke pot, At All...

However, if you do smoke anything, to avoid getting dry sockets, you should not after having surgery on your wisdom teeth, at least not within 48 to 72 hours.

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Well get your dentist to check it out and he will take it out, dont worry though it doesnt hurt at all its just after your mouth kind of swells up but it doesnt hurt just have plenty of rest and you will be fine hope I helped x

depends on how bad your teeth are! generally about 2 years but i had mine for 18 months and i know someone who has had them for 5 years and isn't anywhere close to getting them off (i think she is like the EXTREME though).

The best way to know if you have a cavity is to see your dentist for a check-up. He or she will look for little spots on each surface of your teeth to see is there are small holes with bacterial activity. But sometimes cavities are hidden and can only be detected on X-rays.

Cavities don't always cause pain. When they are at a stage that you can see them or feel them, they might have reached an advanced state.

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It may sound abseloutely ridiculous but if it really, really bad you can call and emergency dentist and get the help you seek immediately!

If it's not to bad and you just want a temporary option you could try it "the old fashioned way" just get a bit of brandy, whiskey or port and rub it on your tooth, it might not taste nice but it really does work! You can also buy temporary fillings or dentistry kits from your local supermarket, If it's bad enough I would arrange an apt at the dentist, it might not be the cheapest option but You will need a check-up at some point anyway

I hope this helps!!

Not necessarily. It depends on your health status and how complicated the extraction is (i.e. surgical extraction of a wisdom tooth). Usually your body is able to heal itself and if you keep your mouth clean and follow the dentists instructions you should not have any complications after an extraction.

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Cold compress or ice pack (frozen peas or something else similar).

yes, other wise you might swallow the gauze, do not eat and chew anything unless the bleeding has stopped and the pain subsided, some soup is best when you are hungry and leave the actually eating and chewing for the next day.

Fluoride (f) replaces the hydroxyl group in the outer enamel of the tooth when applied topically making the enamel chemically harder. Hoewver, it doesn't reduce tooth decay, it just "hides" it as decay seeps through the micro-spaces tightly bound rods micro-spaces that make up the enamel. Whenn the first fluoride studies were done, they didn't have the advantage of electronic tools such as the diagnodent which "sees" cavities that the eye doesn't see and which are still too small to show on an x-ray. Further fluoride is neither a nutrient nor required for healthy teeth and has loads of adverse health effects even if you don't swallow any. Check out http://www.FluorideAction.Net/health

U need vitamin B.

u also may need to brush your tongue a little more ..... that's nasty lol

Myself and 2 of my 4 children do not have permanent canines. We would love to know how uncommon this is. We all had baby ones but, not the permanent teeth. I kept my baby teeth until I was 30 and had dental implants done. My 22 yr old and 16 yr old still have their baby teeth in.

They made sure that the numbing jelly (I'm assuming that's what they used) lasts long enough during the surgery, as surgery times may vary from person to person despite what estimated times are. You face will still be numb for a while, but it will eventually wear off in due time.

I would try using Tylenol 650mg instead, to prevent extended bleeding that can occur with Motrin or Advil. An opiate like Lortab/Vicodin would also be a good alternative for a few days.

our surgeon told us at least 6 hours prior, i think this has to do with the anesthetic (spelling)

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Mainly bacteria. When you eat the food gets stuck on your teeth. The food turns to sugar eventually and the bacteria eat the sugar and your tooth enamel also in the process. That is why eating lots of sweets which are high in sugar is worst than eating normal food because sweets are usually loaded with sugar. Solution to cavities? Always brush right after you eat so the food doesn't have time to turn to the sugar that the bacteria want to eat. Also be sure to floss. The food stuck betwen your teeth won't come out with just brushing. Flossing is critical to not having cavities. So is genetics. Some people are more susceptible to cavities than others. I can't tell you why but I have met people who have never had a cavity in their life while most everyone I know has has them. It's kinda weird to see someone open their mouth and their is no silver fillings, nothing but white.

anywhere between 500 to 1000 dollards.

I do not think so. That is impossible

Camphor has many uses. It can be used to relive Arthritis,stiff muscle, joints and such. It it also used mixed with something like Olive oil to treat Minor Trauma like bruises. If you mix it with something like Vasoline you can rub it on your chest to clear up congestion. It can Soften Chapped lips You can use it for all types of instect bites, and it will also repell insects. It can be used to treat eczema, and helps in the healing of burns and small sounds. The Chinese use the herb to help with treating Diarrhea It should NOT be USED or TAKEN INTERNALLY

I have to say first ask your OBGYN, Mine gave me a (permission note) and demanded I get my last two fillings done promptly. The note says Novacaine is 100% allowed, but that is my OBGYN. Nope, absolutely not. Novacaine can easily decrease your breathing so much that you don't supply enough for your baby. Talk to your dental practioner about other avenues, because dental health is more important now than ever.

Laser Dental surgery simply refers to any dental surgery that employs a laser in place of a scalpel. The laser is generally more accurate, minimizes bleeding, and sterilizes the sites it is used on, reducing the risk of post-op infections. When these issues are important, a laser is the preferred instrument, but it is not yet the standard of care for most procedures.