Dentists

"Marks"? Confused. In the ordinary course of things, one must have (at least) an associates' degree --- preferably (today) a bachelor's degree. The disciplines must include organic/inorganic chemistry; at least 101 + 102 physics; biology 101 + 102, preferably in vertebrate/invertebrate biology; cell (biocellular dynamics); math through calculus; and have studied the "core ciriculum", as in English, humanities, social science, etc. The point being, that it is just as difficult to get into Dental school, today, as it is to get into Medical school. So do your homework and get your degree.

I have/had the same as you. I think they call it referred or transferred pain.

I would suggest take the pain killers that have been prescribed for you.

If you had it checked out and its ok, then it should be ok. Just referred pain.

Just avoid foods that are hard and crunchy for about two weeks. This would include nuts and popcorn, that type of food. You are trying to avoid getting something stuck in the socket that could delay the healing process or cause an infection. Usually by two weeks, the gum tissue should close the socket (epithelize) so food will not be a concern.

Unless you begin to feel increasing pain days after the extraction, don't worry about it. The sockets are usually self-cleansing. If you do feel increasing pain, call the surgeon and let him/her take a look. Follow their advice.

The dentist wear black or regular shoes but not flip flops or sandles

I would not wait to take an antibiotic for an abcess tooth! If you get the tooth pulled with the infection still in site...you are in for one rude awakening when he attempts to pull that tooth!

hi i want to know what is the starting salary of a dental assistance?

who gets paid more a dentists assistance or a surgical technician?

how much does a surgical technician gets paid?

These are all questions you should discuss with the dentist who made the diagnosis. If you are dissatisfied with his/her answers, seek a second opinion from another qualified dentist.

They probably ate well, exersized... Or if they didn't they would probably have died early

Well for my daughter that was 8 at the time they used laughing gas she told me she couldn't feel a thing but what they where really doing was pulling out 4 teeth.I also heard that they can put you to sleep by giving you shots but for kids who don't like shots they put a mask on the child's face and they are nocked out right away.

It isn't clear, in retrospect, whether Bergalis actually did get HIV from her dentist.

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cuz if they dont they have to do root canals later on in ur life

Yes toothache becomes more severe when lying down due to increased blood pressure in the head

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No. Wisdom teeth should only be taken out if they are a problem.

People who decide not to brush their teeth or floss.

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I have had all my wisdom teeth removed and have never had stitches (Sweden). They were all removed in the same way by different dentists. Local anaesthetic followed by brute force pulling (sounds alot worse than it is).

The "opening" left behind heals itself fairly easy. Just had a compressor against it for a few hours for some residual bleeding.

Pulling a tooth is not much worse than any other treatment, however the healthier and the more visible the wisdom tooth is, the easier the pull will be.

No, when i was 12 i had nearly that many teeth and all my are in now

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replace the gauze every 15-20 minute for a bout a hour and half or til bleeding stops. if bleeding continues for more then 24 hours contact your dentist.

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Better to get it out when you are younger, the tooth is not as embedded as compared to when you grow older. Got my upper two and one lower - right side(with stiches) - pulled at 30 - no problems and could take the pain, just got my left wishdom pulled - am now 46 - boy oh boy if only i can describe the pain . doc had a hard time pulling it out too - guess with age my pain tolerence level is not what it use to be - still painful 1 1/2 weeks later.

Generally, fluids are recommended the first day. You can start eating (not chewing) the next day. Start with soft foods (eg: mashed potatoes, yoghurt) and move onto semi-solid foods (eg: cracked wheat, mac & cheese) when you feel comfortable opening your jaw and chewing a little. You should be able to eat normally by the end of the first week. But take care to chew with the front teeth and rinse after every small meal.

Well, within the first 24 hours, while you are packing the sides of your face with ice, it doesn't hurt to have a milkshake or soft serve ice cream, but you MUST eat with a spoon, do NOT use a straw, because a straw will cause a suction that will be painful especially if it causes those blood clots in your mouth to fall out. After those first 24 hours are up, as your doctor/dentist would suggest, to eat soft foods. Well, while i was still deciding what i should eat, I picked up those meal replacment drinks. Those are good enough, but i would also suggest at least 2 bottles of water within the whole day, since if you drink only the meal replacement, you might have of couple of bowel problems (ie - constipation) After I was thinking about food ( getting desperate here for actual food haha) bananas, and strawberries chopped up are perfect- they are healthy, and small/slimy enough to slide down your throat without the risk of getting stuck if you just happen to still have difficulty swallowing. you can also have a slice of toast, cut into 5 thin slices ( or a sandwich also cut in 5 thin slices) ad take tiny tiny bites and take your time - the first i tried this, it took me a half hour, gets easier after the first couple of times you have to stop yourself from chewing in the back, but those tiny bites you take should be tiny enough for you to swallow without chewing. after about a week of this type of eating, you SHOULD be able to move on to more solid foods. HOPE THIS HELPED!!! ( i got my teeth pulled a week ago)

Dentists who use lasers in their work can use them for killing the bacteria in a cavity and then filling it. They can also use them for surgery, and you may not need stitches.