Dentists

3-5 hours after your visit. Depending on how many injections were made.

The opposite arch, or set of teeth. So for example if they say extract a first molar tooth on the upper arch but it may cause over-eruption of the opposing tooth in the opposing arch, it means the first molar tooth but in the lower arch.

Depends. Being a dentist with no other problems whatsoever, you're pretty happy. But if you're thinking about buying a car, you will be deathly stressed.

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It is recommended that you refrain from using a straw for at least ten days to two weeks following extractions. The reason is that anything that can cause suction pressure in the mouth can cause the blood clot in the socket to be lost prematurely. This can lead to a very painful condition known as a dry socket.

Then you probably didn't need stitches.

You can expect maximum relief from 800mg Ibuprofen. Additionally, if you can see a cavity on the tooth in pain, a few drops of oil of cloves may give temporary relief. Any pharmacy should carry topical pain relievers for toothache pain.

there isn't a dentist in cast away. chuck Noland himself is the dentist. he uses a shoe and a coconut to get his tooth out!

Depends on where you work but the average would be around 80,000/yr

They are called odontologists, and they help identify a victim by their teeth when the victim is left at an unidentifiable state.

Serious and possibly life-threatening side effects may occur when injectable or inhaled anesthetics are given to people who use street drugs.cocaine,marijuana, amphetamines,barbiturates, phencyclidine(PCP, or angel dust), heroin, or other street drugs.

Try searching for him in the Telephone Directory

http://210.212.176.226/locationsearch.php?selssa=KAL

You can usually start out making about $70,000/ year. Of course there are many variables that contribute to this number. Experience, location, size of dental office, etc..when they start out they make about $70,000 a year, but the average who has had lots of dental experience makes an average of $140,000 a year.

Could be a blood clot. If it is it will kill you. Go and see a doctor.

go to a dentist that is known for their success, even if they are not in your insurance group. They can bill you the difference but more importantly, will take care of the problem.

Probably because it bothers ur nerves.

Yes, if you want to get the value of both products, i.e. the payment from your primary insurance and the discounts on procedures that are not covered by primary insurance, you need to find a dentist that is covered by both products. If you are only using the discount product for just cosmetic procedures that are not covered by your insurance, you could go to a separate dentist, but depending on the procedures it could have an impact on other treatment planning. So it is best to discuss with your regular dentist. Also, you should also disclose that you have the discount coverage when filing a claim with the insurer.

yes, piles causes bad breath

People who qualify for both Medicare and full Medi-Cal are known as "dual eligibles" or "Medi-Medis."

Definitely, it's a good kind of weird.

Like going to the gym drunk.

No, it is not usual for a dentist to get the full payment before doing the complete job. Usually, the dentist takes the full charge in installments or after finishing the job.

its quite simple... you go to a dentist and get your teeth pulled and be even more braty to everyone else

4 years of highschool,2-4 years of college, 4 years of dental college

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Well, not too bad, it depends on the person. I had mine out at the same age and for like a half hour after the surgery my mouth was numb. It took exactly 7 days after the surgery for my mouth to feel back to normal, and FYI you can't tell that the teeth were there before or after the surgery. I couldn't eat anything before the surgery, so I was hungry as hell when I came home, only problem was I couldn't eat solid or hot foods. I remember being really nervous right before it happened, but then the nurse stuck some IV in my arm and put me on laughing gas witch only makes you feel numb and fall asleep, not laughable. When I woke up I felt a little confused and disoriented, but most of all I couldn't believe how fast it had all happened, well it seemed fast to me....anyway it's not something you should loose sleep over...Good Luck :)