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		<title>Is it common for the gum to ache 6 months after teeth removal?</title>
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Q. Iam 55 years old and had my upper back 2 molars removed I am also missing the  biscupid on this side.. Although the gum has healed it is constantly dry and sometimes aches.  Is this common the teeth were removed over 6 months ago.,



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<div class="bubbleBottomLeft"><strong>A.</strong> it can take several months for the extraction site to heal. This is not uncommon, however I am unsure as to why the area feels dry? This could be down to other factors- such as mediaction that minimises saliva production. If you have any issues and if the concern is really high, then I would recommend that you see your general dental practicioner to resolve these.</div>
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		<title>Is temporary dressing in lower molar strong enough to eat with?</title>
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Q. I have just had a temporary dressing put in a lower molar while an inlay is made. The dressing is white and feels quite chalky.  How strong id this dressing &#8211; can I eat with it?,



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		<title>Can I get decaying molars crowned?</title>
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Q. hi guys, i am terrified of the dentist! which is never a good thing, due to this every time i go to the dentist i get a tooth pulled!!!!!! i have two molars which have started to decay, and i have holes in them, but i cannot have them pulled out as it will [...]]]></description>
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<div class="bubbleBottomLeft"><strong>A.</strong> Yes it is normally possible to crown the teeth, perhaps with <a href="http://www.cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/articles/root-canal.html">root canal</a> as well. If they aren&#8217;t savable then you could consider implants to fill the gap. The treatment could be provided under <a href="http://www.cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/articles/sedation-dentistry.html">sedation</a> to help you with your anxietyRegards&nbsp; Andrew</div>
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		<title>I have had a canine missing what can I do If my incisors moves into the gap?</title>
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Q. Hi, I have had a canine missing for at least about 7-8 years, would my lateral incisors move into the gap? As I have noticed that my 1st premolar has begun to do so. What can I do if it (incisor) moves into the gap and how much could it cost in total to [...]]]></description>
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<div class="bubbleBottomLeft"><strong>A.</strong> There are many ways and costs to solve this.&nbsp;the most common solution would be to replace the missing tooth. The replacement&nbsp;would act as a space maintainer. At the lower end of costs a simple NHS acrylic denture costs &pound;198 or is free if you are exempt from charges. At the upper end a dental implant and crown guide price would be &pound;2000 &#8211; 3000. correction of existing movement may add to costs.Hope this helpsRobIf you would like a more specific answer contact 0121 643 0610 for a free initial consultation.</p>
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		<title>After root canal tooth has broken partially can it be fixed?</title>
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Q. Rob, Over a year ago I received a root canal on an upper molar while I was in the US, but recently a quarter of the tooth has broken. I was wondering how much it would cost to fix the tooth? Thank you in advance.




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<div class="bubbleBottomstrGreen"><strong>Q.</strong> Rob, Over a year ago I received a <a href="http://www.cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/articles/root-canal.html">root canal</a> on an upper molar while I was in the US, but recently a quarter of the tooth has broken. I was wondering how much it would cost to fix the tooth? Thank you in advance.</p>
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Q. I have this bottom molar that has this white stuff in the pit and fissure on the chewing surface. I brush my teeth twice a day, floss, and use mouth wash. What could this be. Can tartar form there. It does not bother me. it is only on this molar. I have never gotten [...]]]></description>
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<div class="bubbleBottomstrGreen"><strong>Q.</strong> I have this bottom molar that has this white stuff in the pit and fissure on the chewing surface. I brush my teeth twice a day, <a href="http://www.cosmeticdentistryguide.co.uk/flossing.html">floss</a>, and use mouth wash. What could this be. Can tartar form there. It does not bother me. it is only on this molar. I have never gotten sealants that i know of. Should I be worried? Thanks!</p>
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Q. Hi, just wanna ask. My 2 molar teeth was missing is it possible to feel the gap on my teeth? also, how much is the cost of it?   Thank you.




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Q. I have my all my molars basically rotted out and some arent even there front teeth are there in tact but are sure enough to go as well and im in alot of pain sometimes but i have no health insurance.. so my question is.. how much would it cost me to get all [...]]]></description>
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