← Return to crown is making saliva thick and dried. Feels like peeling.

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@lucybunyard

Jennifer, I am sorry you are going through that and have been for a long time. I have found your information very helpful. I am going to contact a medical clinic in Searcy, AR. They are associated with the Mayo Clinic and have access to their doctors. I will definitely keep this in mind. I can just as easily go to Dallas. Dallas is actually closer for me. I have already been to a periodontist in Longview, TX. My dentist sent me to him.... He told me a lot of stuff I didn't know but dismissed me when he found out I had been diagnosed with Sjogren's Syndrome 20+ years ago with no symptoms yet. He blamed it on the disease. I know this is a symptom, but my test results have actually gotten better not worse over the years. I have been monitored every 6 months. He just went to Sjogren's and was done. That was his answer. I need someone who has seen this before. The former dentist that responded to me said that the crown was too tight and didn't fit. She deleted her response to me. My dentist said everything is exactly the same as the crown he took out.... He certainly had a tough time getting this one in there. It took two tries., and it seemed he worked on me forever! He also ground part of it off the top and edges. I have wondered if I got the correct crown or if something I am allergic to is coming out of that crown that is now rough on top.

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@lucybunyard You could ask to be tested for allergies to material in the dental work. I did some testing with a lab in Chicago called Orthopedic Analysis for all the metals in surgical implants. Hopefully you can find functional medicine doctors or those in Environmental Medicine. Those are the doctors who helped me get past the unknowns in my symptoms. Sometimes conventional medicine and Functional medicine are in different camps as to preventing a problem vs treating symptoms.

My dental issues are resolved now and I no longer have any toxic materials in my mouth. I don’t know if that’s totally possible, but safer materials in restorations. Root canals have cadmium in the compound they use, and it plugs the tooth, but the infection is never really cleared because of the small tubules in the tooth and antibiotics do not get in there. When a root canal fails, the infection can move into the jaw bone which is what happened to me. I’m past all of that now and replaced the bad teeth a few years ago with biocompatible ceramic implants and new crowns.

If you do need to keep dental work that you could be allergic to, the Dallas practice treats those symptoms. You can find that information on their website.

Having safer dental work made a big difference in my health and solved some of the issues that some doctors were missing. It’s all good now.

Jennifer