Guest guest Posted April 9, 2004 Report Share Posted April 9, 2004 Candace my wisdom teeth have been slowly emerging last several years, im 26..and every year since i was about 17 they'll give me a week of terrible headaches, where they were pushing up..even way before they started showing, i only have the very corners out now.. the dentist i saw in nov did x-rays and right away said id need them out before they start causing me pain or start decaying and then make things more painful.. i asked the assistant if they ALWAYS end up decaying, she slightly hesitated and that's all i needed:) but said they usually get ipacted or decay after coming out due to not being able to clean or massage the area well since its way back there. Ive always rubbed the area when id get my headaches, i think that helped mines come out.. That is weird about the dentist not wanting to get them out, just about every dentist wants to rip those baby's out, pain or no pain.. Loren... herbal remedies , " Candace Podratz " <CandaceAndBrock@w...> wrote: > Yeah, recently my jaw has been aching and I've been having BAD headaches so I thought " oh goody, it's time for my wisdom teeth to make a nasty appearance " > I went to the dentist for xrays to make sure they weren't growing in sideways into my other roots (my teeth have always had a tendency to do that). > The dentist told me my wisdom teeth are so impacted up there they might not grow in at all. They're VERY stuck. > She said she didn't think it was my wisdom teeth causing the pain. Thought I had a jaw problem or an inner ear problem (no ear infections, though) and I should go see a doc (since when do dentists refer you to doctors?)If the doc says it's my wisdom teeth causing the pain, then I should get them out asap. > You'd think a dentist could tell me themselves if it was my teeth doing it. They are, after all, tooth specialists. > I thought it was odd she told me to get to a doctor. > > Candace > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2004 Report Share Posted April 9, 2004 Loren, when i was about your age i went to the dentist and when i told him that neither of my canine teeth had ever come in (no gaps, just no canines.) he insisted on xrays and he said they could be up in my jaws somewhere and if they began to decay, it could cause the jawbone to decay also and that could be pretty bad. i, for some reason, decided that there were no canines in my jaws, but finally allowed the xray. He was really disappointed that there were no canines in the jaws<G> I was relieved as i did not want to have to have a surgical removal! I am sure it could be a problem had they been there. he decided that i was a 100 years advanced in evolution as he claims that people will eventually loose the canines since we do not have to have them to rip up raw meats..LOL love.. granny lee - LORENNNNNN Candace my wisdom teeth have been slowly emerging last several years, im 26..and every year since i was about 17 they'll give me a week of terrible headaches, where they were pushing up..even way before they started showing, i only have the very corners out now.. the dentist i saw in nov did x-rays and right away said id need them out before they start causing me pain or start decaying and then make things more painful.. i asked the assistant if they ALWAYS end up decaying, she slightly hesitated and that's all i needed:) but said they usually get ipacted or decay after coming out due to not being able to clean or massage the area well since its way back there. Ive always rubbed the area when id get my headaches, i think that helped mines come out..That is weird about the dentist not wanting to get them out, just about every dentist wants to rip those baby's out, pain or no pain.. Loren... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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