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Replies to "@hopeful33250 Hi, It’s been a month since I found out about my tooth reabsorption and I..."
Yes, one should take care of one's teeth! And go to the right specialist. A Board certified
Endodontist makes root canals easy.
Living in Minnesota it was easy to find qualified Endodontists, Periodontists, Prosthodontists. Then I retired to Florida. I went to a Florida Periodontist who wanted to do bone graft even though I did not want an implant (had trigeminal neuralgia on that side and never will touch again). He gave me ten days of Amoxicillin and on the 10th day I developed C-diff and ended up in hospital for a week. Later I found out he was not Board certified in periodontics, just a general dentist who decided to practice periodontics. Being board certified means they have done the additional training.
Hello @imallears
I appreciate your update and the results of your treatment. I'm glad that you have not had a lot of discomfort. It sounds like you handled it well. (I agree that Netflix and Amazon can be great distractors when we don't feel well.) Probably the most discomfort was caused by the cost. Did you need to take any antibiotics after the procedure?
I know you will keep following the doctor's instructions. I hope you have a lovely weekend with your family at your granddaughter's high school graduation!