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caffieneaddict@gmail.com medicine forum beginner
Joined: 18 Jun 2006
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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 3:59 pm Post subject:
swollen/bleeding gums... is this a normal reaction?
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Hi, I recently started having pain in one of my teeth, I had it worked
on by one dentist who filled it, and the day after it was worked on I
immediately started experiencing pain so, I went to a different local
dental group which diagnosed me of having an infected tooth, therefore
requiring me to have a root canal... anyhow, they sent me home with a
prescription of penicillin and tylenol 3, I've been taking the
recommended dosage and things couldn't be better however, I noticed
last night that I was bleeding out of my gums and it was swollen to the
point where it covered up a portion of my abcess tooth. So here's the
question, since I can't contact the group today, should I bother
calling them about this situation? I'm supposed to get a root canal in
a week or so anyway, would they able to fix it then or does this
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Steven Bornfeld medicine forum Guru
Joined: 28 Apr 2005
Posts: 492
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:21 am Post subject:
Re: swollen/bleeding gums... is this a normal reaction?
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caffieneaddict@gmail.com wrote:
| Quote: | Hi, I recently started having pain in one of my teeth, I had it worked
on by one dentist who filled it, and the day after it was worked on I
immediately started experiencing pain so, I went to a different local
dental group which diagnosed me of having an infected tooth, therefore
requiring me to have a root canal... anyhow, they sent me home with a
prescription of penicillin and tylenol 3, I've been taking the
recommended dosage and things couldn't be better however, I noticed
last night that I was bleeding out of my gums and it was swollen to the
point where it covered up a portion of my abcess tooth. So here's the
question, since I can't contact the group today, should I bother
calling them about this situation? I'm supposed to get a root canal in
a week or so anyway, would they able to fix it then or does this
require immediate attention?
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The magnitude of swelling you describe--I believe it should be looked
at promptly. The swelling may need to be drained.
Steve
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