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First Bite Syndrome after unilateral Carotid Paraganglioma surgery.
Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) | Last Active: Dec 8, 2023 | Replies (14)Comment receiving replies
Thats an interesting point. I have a few bridges, from hockey. Anchor teeth under the bridges started to crumble and break under the bridge. Good friends of mine had a lymphoma, early diagnose, they pulled a bunch of his teeth as well. Something about head/neck tumors or cancers and teeth not getting along.
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I had them pulled first it's been 2 years now I just found out about the tumor around the summer end I have 3 and my oldest bday is August and my youngest is July and this is the end of November and to them it should have been out cuz it deals with the calcium and it being 2 cm already. Calcium pills that's all they give me. I don't do treatments or anything like that. I had my cutting through my years. But there are some when u hear 99.99 most not all say it's the worst thing I have done due to what needs to be done. You can count more of no it really help me on your hands then the ones that say the I should have just dealt with the problem.