melodyrobidoux,
Hypercalcemia can cause all of your symptoms. Tymlos works by pulling calcium from your bones and into your bloodstream suddenly, but temporarily causing hypercalcemia. While, I hold the thought that 80mcg may be a dose too high for lightweights, windyshore's experience indicates that our bodies adjust over time.
Tymlos is said to do little modeling as in the extra bone in your jaw. Tymlos and Forteo are almost entirely remodeling which requires the breaking down of old bone. Tymlos does remodel bone in the jaw, but hasn't been seen to add to mandibular tori the latin term for common in age bone growth on the floor the mouth under the tongue. If the doctor or dentist was referring to bone exposed by osteonecrosis-- which would require you to stop bisphosphonates, Tymlos or Forteo would be the best medication to resolve it.