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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 5:59 am    Post subject: Tooth Nerve Reply with quote

I went to the dentist today because of some bad pain in one of
teeth/jaw.

Essentially the nerve in the tooth is either dying/stunned/bloody
useless. There wasn't any sign of tooth decay, nor an abscess on the
xray done. Yet it takes the tooth a few secs before it responds to cold
and doesn't really respond to hot food/coffee. She though that it
might have been caused because I may (No idea if I do) grind my teeth
or from an old trauma.

What are the chances that the nerve won't die, and recover, or is
that wishful thinking? As I really don't wont a root canal done on
it. As the dentist said give it a week and see what happens.
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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 6:19 pm    Post subject: Re: Tooth Nerve Reply with quote

paddys@gmail.com wrote:
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I went to the dentist today because of some bad pain in one of
teeth/jaw.

Essentially the nerve in the tooth is either dying/stunned/bloody
useless. There wasn't any sign of tooth decay, nor an abscess on the
xray done. Yet it takes the tooth a few secs before it responds to cold
and doesn't really respond to hot food/coffee. She though that it
might have been caused because I may (No idea if I do) grind my teeth
or from an old trauma.

What are the chances that the nerve won't die, and recover, or is
that wishful thinking? As I really don't wont a root canal done on
it. As the dentist said give it a week and see what happens.


Hard to say what happens. That's why your dentist will wait and see.

Grinding may be a good clue. Since no other damages are to be seen.
Perhaps you should get a splint against it meanwhile or let your dentist
have a closer look for grindig defcts on other teeth.

JK

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