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deep filled tooth - could this be my cause ?
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deep filled tooth - could this be my cause ?
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Wow, your story is so like mine! I've had this "bad" 6 year molar, well since I have been 6. It was drilled on when it came out and the dentist told my mother that it was just a chalky tooth and when I recently asked my dentist, he basically said that it's a tooth without a good enamel. Well it has been drilled on several times since I have been six years old. The tooth is sensitive to everything and I always have a odd sensation 24/7. I asked my dentist to just pull it and he wouldn't because he said it would cause all my teeth to shift and cause all kinds of problems for me. By the way, I love my dentist. I live in America and it's private pay for me. So now I am considering removing the mercury fillings that go very deep in the tooth and all on one side and replace it with ceramic filling. He said we could do a root canal, but I really don't want to have to! misshadenough, I would definitely pull it to be rid of the BB and this terrible tooth, but don't want the shifting of my teeth. Just FYI for you. I would love to know if our problems are purely related to these teeth. I also have PND, but no sinus issues. Keep us updated on what you do!
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If you are wondering whether individual teeth themselves can cause this kind of problem, have a read of the following:-
"I have been struggling with bad breath for over 15 years. I have tried gum mints, Therabreath, Biotene. I had my tonsils taken out. I've gone to ENT's, Gastro Docs, General Practioners, Chiropracters, Reflexologists, and plenty of Dentists.
The dentists tell me it's acid reflex, the gastro docs sent me back to the dentists. Everyone blamed it on Post nasal drip. I've bought nasal irrigation systems; I should own stock in Trident; I've traveled to Chicago and was considering going to California. In short, I have spent THOUSANDS of dollars and countless hours trying to figure this out.
Finally, after someone offered me another piece of gum (don't you love when people do that) on Sunday, I was back to square one with worry, anxiety humiliation, and embarassment.
On Monday, I looked up crowns and halitosis. I got a crown placed on my tooth back in 1992. Guess what? There were stories of people with cracked crowns, cracked teeth under crowns, and BAD BREATH.
Tuesday - yesterday - I saw a NEW dentist. I told him I want the crown and tooth removed. I was sent downstairs to an oral surgeon.
He took it out and sent me home. I called back and asked the condition of the tooth. It was decayed and cracked. My breath had been described as "it's like something crawled up there and died," Well, my tooth was dead.
Years of embarassment, thousands of dollars, multiple visits to ENT's, Gastro doctor, Dentists, etc. Told to drink water, scrape tongue, floss, take acid reflux drugs, etc.
And NO ONE thought to ask, "How long has that crown been on?" I asked a dentist earlier this year about the crown being the source of my bad breath. She tapped it and said no, it was on there securely.
I am going to write to every single one of these doctors so they can possibly help someone else. This may not be your problem or a common problem but it was MY problem. I can't believe NO ONE thought of this before.
I am convinced that you are the most important person as regards to your life. I hope no one else has to go through what I have gone through.
Please, keep searching. Your answer is out there. I wish you the best of luck and hope that these message boards will do for us what no doctor has the time to do."
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thankyou
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I remember having a filling once and while it was being worked on I could smell the most awful smells wafting out of my mouth that were nothing to do with the usual type of tongue based BB I was used to.
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If the tonsils don't get any better, I may eventually try laser cryptolysis if I can find a local ENT doctor to perform it. I clean the tonsils out daily with some peroxide rinse, but the smell keeps coming back.
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It's possibly a symptom of a dental or gum issue, or even a sinus problem. Hard to know for sure. The tonsils act like garbage collectors.
Best of luck with your tooth.
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