Can a dentist tell you have an abcess without an x-ray

Published September 23rd, 2008 by admin

Q. Can a dentist tell you have an abcess without an x-ray
A. yes,
a visual assessment can be made by the presence of a swelling and sinus. You will see something similar a pimple on the skin.

Dr Safeer Butt
S3 Dental Studios
www.s3dental.co.uk
Surrey Kent Sussex

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which is medicine in dental abcess

Published September 8th, 2008 by admin

Q. which is medicine in dental abcess

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A. If you are asking which type of medication you take for a dental abscess, the first thing you need to do is go to a dentist to have it diagnosed properly. The dentist will probably give you amoxycillin and maybe metronidazole. [...]

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ive had root canal broken crowns and abscess

Published August 14th, 2008 by admin

Q. Hi There Rob, Please can you help me, I have had root canal done on a lower left molar 5 years ago and a crown was placed onto the root that was left - not very much as badly destroyed it fell out a few times in those years and we just glued it [...]

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I have gum sensitivity with dental crowns

Published June 28th, 2008 by Dr Kalpesh Bohara

Q. I appear to have some gum issues/sensitivity in relation to six crowns i have had fitted 4 years ago (replaced due to containing metal) to conceal tetracycline unsightly staining. What kind of dentist could assist me with a new set of crowns which might be biocompatible and kind to gums. Also…is it possible to [...]

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My dentist put my teeth back after they were knocked out

Published June 23rd, 2008 by Dr Julian Caplan BDS

Q. I knocked out my two front teeth. i had my dentist put them in within two hours. Will my teeth be the same? will i look the same?
 
A. The likely hood is that the teeth will darken as the nerves and blood vessels within them have been damaged. They can be lost later if [...]

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