Dentistry

October 23, 2003

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Melony

Thursday, October 23, 2003 9:39 AM

[s-A] Dentistry

Hi

I am hoping someone here can help or at least offer some ideas. I recently

had some major work done on a tooth (re-do of an old root canal that wasn't

done properly). The area was sore, as to be expected, but within 2 days I

noticed a slight swelling in my face. The next morning the whole side of my

face was up like a balloon (think squirrel storing nuts for winter). Since

the

dentist had said there was a chronic infection in the root we just assumed

that all the current work had woken things up and I started on antibiotics.

The swelling went down over about a week.

Nine days ago I went to have the root canal completed. By that night my

face was starting to swell and was fully swollen by the next morning. I once

again started on antibiotics (script phone through to chemist as I couldn't

get

in to the dentist) and the swelling receded over about a week. This time

however a raised lump formed on my gum a day after the swelling started.

That took an extra 2-3 days to go. I remember some of the local squirting in

my mouth as the dentist withdrew the needle.

I know the work being done is extensive and difficult as it is an upper molar,

but I'm starting to get a little worried that there may be more happening

here.

I have to go back in a week for further work on this and other teeth and I'm

concerned about further reactions. I've never had any problems in the past,

but is it possible I've developed an allergy to something? I haven't spoken

to

my dentist as yet.

Melony

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