It is 9 month from now i went to a dentist to extract my wisdom teeth right side from me.unfortunately the doctor severly damaged my lingunal nerve of my tounge i went to them many days but they coudnt give me solution.Finally the chief doctor said to me i have nothing to do wait and give it time. i worried and go to a neurologist and medicine and some medicine given to me .is there any body to share me experience 17:42
I have a bottom jaw tooth and I'm on social security I'm 71 and it's causing my lips to go numb it's giving me headaches on the left side of my head it's affecting my left eye it's affecting my left ear I have been taking a clindamycin and even though I have Medicare Medicaid neither one will cover dental work I have nine teeth that have to come out but one of them is the one that's really infected it's like the third one back it's a jaw tooth on the bottom and the pain has been so bad I started a GoFundMe page and still haven't gotten enough money so I had to order me some stainless steel pliers dental pliers off of eBay I've ordered the syringe tips and all that to 30 gauge I'm waiting for the lidocaine to come in mixed with adrenaline once I get the whole package after watching the videos I have no choice I cannot deal with this pain much longer so now I'm going to have to bring a towel and sit it in my lap bring a mirror with me in the vehicle while my sister is watching me I'm going to have to give myself an injection in the mouth grabbed hold of that tooth and pull it myself if I start bleeding to death I will run into the dentist office who I don't even know and never met and so maybe he will feel sorry for a minute at least stop the bleeding but that's with poor people have to do that don't have thousands of dollars to take care of teeth that have broken down to the gums my front teeth are all nice top and bottom it's just the back teeth top and bottom that started going badis tooth that's infected I've been rocking it back and forth hoping that it would break loose and I can just pull it out with my fingers which has happened in times past with some of my teeth but if you cannot afford a dentist like I cannot I I suggest you go on eBay in order to three ingredients the stainless steel pliers the syringe and the lidocaine mixed with adrenaline watch the videos on RU-vid that shows you how to give yourself the injection and pull it yourself because you don't have no other choice if you don't have thousands of dollars I wanted to pay $100 a month to the dentist to do it but he wouldn't go for it.
To those suffering from nerve damage Neuralgia post teeth extraction ,try the following medicines: Take Hypericum 30 and Acid Nitric 30 three drops twice a day. Nerve damage(neuralgia) will heal..otherwise consult a homeopath..
I have an 8mm sinus exposure and I'm so annoyed because my dentist here in Australia took an x-ray before hand so he knew what he was up against. He seen my roots were curved and strong. I was in that chair getting bone drilled away ect for over 2 hours. I even felt the stitches going in because the numbing wore off and he never offered to top it up. Being such a big sinus exposure, what are the chances of that healing?
I’ve had a large one on the roof of my mouth my entire life. Over the years it has become very large and I’ve developed a large mandibular as well. It’s nearly impossible to comfortably rest my tongue anymore. Only way for me to stop fidgeting my mouth is if I suck my tongue in place and tense certain muscles but I am afraid that will cause problems. I’ve been noticing more and more recently that I’m always biting/scraping my tongue and even inside of my cheeks. I’m also having trouble breathing through my nose freely at night without nasal strips. Could these things be connected to my Tori?
It appears that there may be a potential obstruction in the airway as a result of the tori growth. If you are considering seeking further advice or consultation on this matter, please feel free to reach out to me via email at info@smileaftersurgery.com.
Have you tried any/all: injecting PTL, feverfew supplementing, single dose B3, red light, or specific vibration frequency to speed rejuvenation, heal, limit dysesthesia, obviate surgical repair? I'm 3+ months out post-botched implants Guatemalan damage.
hi. doc your info is very educating and helpful to me. doc i had may horinzontal impacted removed almost 5 weeks ago. i had this numbness on my lower lip, chin and some portion of my lower gums. I just want to ask and get your advise is this best time to get intouch w/ oral surgeon or microneurovascular surgeon & maxello facial surgeon ? hoping for your quick. thank you. god bless you doc 🙏🙏🙏
Never let GP now do impacted wisdom teeth surgery. USA dental schools focus on SAT scores , not hand dexterity not special intelligence- think sculptures & best mechanics. Dentistry requires both. Brains does NOTHING in actual performing surgery. Would u let a theorist perform heart surgery on you? Find reputable DMD Orsl Maxillary surgeon, one that treats u like human, not just a number with cash.
Hello, you have the option to seek surgery. However, research shows that the longer it takes for you to get definitive treatment, the likelihood of you recovering gets lower and lower.
Do you have an opinion on the use of periotomes in the scenario you were describing with the dentin/enamel stuck up against the buccal or lingual plates if you’re having a hard time getting an elevator or luxator down the side of the tooth?
Yes, for sure! Especially in tricky situations where there's a seperated roots. I want to highlight how those large elevator handles can really be a game-changer for your hands, making things so much easier. It's actually pretty cool - you're the first person to bring that up in all my years of experience. Way to go!
I had a naturally very sharp bony growth come out horizontally from the inside of my jaw and poke into my tongue until it broke through the gums. My local dentist snapped off the point with a pair of pincers then filed it down. Now I have a small open circle of bone with no gum over it and I'm hoping it scars over quickly
I have the same issue. After wisdom tooth extraction, I have been experiencing numbness, tingling sensations, and a constant burning feeling in my tongue. It's been almost three months now. Has anyone resolved this kind of issue?
I recently had upper tori removal. Also 9 teeth removed, so I can get dentures. It's been exactly 7 days since. I've been experiencing a lot of pain. I also took a picture of the roof of my mouth and it's bumpy and white. Is it infected? If you have email I can send you a picture
It’s been 2 months after tooth #3 extraction after 7k spent on root canal crown gum surgery finally extraction with ozone and prp gun never fully healed there’s a flap bone sticking out on side of my gun doctor refused to give antibiotics after 4 days of pain I paid cash and recently received and invoice from my insurance on the tooth I’m and still in pain and the tooth next to it hurts it’s super sensitive I still can not chew on that side what do I do?
It's absolutely infuriating that you had to endure multiple surgeries, emotional trauma, and wasted money without any resolution! If you're still holding onto hope, let's schedule a consultation and see if we can finally get some answers.
It is advisable to consider Tylenol or steroids as potential treatment options; however, it is imperative to always consult your attending physician for professional medical advice and confirmation.!
Its now 2 years for me doctor. And this doctor who did it he said to me it takes one year after then year i went back tell him didnt change but he No longer working there and i cant find him. Nobody couldn’t help me. In thd surgey he was doing mistake and it was bleeding he was shouting i dont know why anyway. I need help. I feel numbness my lips left side and under lip and my gum stronge and its heAvy to talk and eat its like i just got a injection what should i do? Tell me please? Thank you. This doctor doesn't care of my case and run away. Very bad experience humanity he is not doctor.
I had 5 teeth at the front and 1 next to my fang at the bottom taken out 2 weeks ago is it normal to have spasms in the muscle under the tongue I've only really noticed it in the last 2 days
This unfamiliar experience you are describing may be attributed to the recent surgery you underwent. It is not a common concern raised by my patients, but post-operative effects can vary. I recommend consulting your surgeon for further evaluation and guidance.
Even after mentally preparing myself, my experience has unfortunately been worse than I expected. I'd say I have an at least average or slightly above average pain tolerance, and this has been worse for me than 2 other general anesthesia surgeries I've had in the past. My surgery was 5 days ago (now post-op day 4) and I had 2 large mandibular tori (each side under the tongue) as well as multiple large ones removed in each outer quadrant of my gums (exostosis). So in all, there were 6 areas they worked on with large amounts of bone removed at each area. I needed be under general anesthesia where they used a nasal tube to intubate me. Aside from a sore throat and a ton of pain, swelling, and tenderness at the surgery sites (my entire face is swollen up), my tongue seems to have gotten injured/scraped up in the process with swelling, teeth marks indented into the sides, and a diminished sense of taste. There's also a very sharp and hard white protrusion stabbing at the base of my tongue on one side, which I assume is a remnant of a bone fragment. It feels like a razor blade cutting into and scraping the base/side of my tongue, it's causing immense pain unrelieved by tylenol/Advil, and it's making it impossible for me to progress past a liquid diet as it's constantly stabbing me, especially when swallowing or trying to speak/eat. I'm thinking it's a piece that will probably need to be removed or smoothed down. Called the MD about this yesterday but since it's the weekend I did not receive a response. The tissue in my mouth is so tender and the tightness in my jaw makes it extremely difficult to open enough just to eat. The tightness extends past my cheeks and goes all the way up to my temples. I'm still on a liquid diet as I'm unable to advance and getting enough calories and nutrition is extremely challenging-- been feeling really lethargic and weak. I can talk with difficulty, and can't really smile or laugh yet. It's been challenging trying to keep my mouth clean. I often rinse with warm salt water, and try to gently brush areas I can reach (which isn't much as I can barely open wide), but everywhere you look there's just a ton of white gum tissue and sutures. This recovery has been extremely grueling and I'm really praying that things start to feel better soon. Hoping anyone who also had a difficult/painful recovery can share their updates to give me some inspiration on getting through this.
It sounds like you're facing some challenges, but keep your spirits up! Stay positive and hopeful as you navigate through this time. Keep your head up and stay encouraged!
@@jaredwdds6884 Thanks Doc, really appreciate your words of encouragement! I've been reading through all of the comments and replies after watching your video and I wholeheartedly commend you for taking the time to sincerely reply back to just about every person's comments, regardless of how long it's been since you posted your video. Surgery is a scary thing to go through no matter how many times you've seen it (and I say this as an OR nurse). Your genuine compassion and ability to see things from your patients' perspectives truly sets you apart from other providers (as I don't doubt your skill). The community is lucky to have a surgeon such as yourself, and I wish more providers shared your outlook. Wishing you continued blessings and success!
I had surgery on my third lower molar on 29th April, I had a dry socket after 2day ,I went back she cleaned the socket and removed the stitches, Iam not sure if mine is nerve damage I feel numbness ,tingling and burning on my chin and mouth and pain in my jawline ,ear and headache at the back ,I can't sleep on my left side if I do ,I become dizzy and pain I'm my left ear.even today iam still in pain it get better other week it's bad.i don't know what happening.
You may want to go back and have her and get that reevaluated. Typically you shouldn't have these symptoms. Feel free to reach out if you want a consult with me.
My dentist wants to pull my wisdom teeth although I'm not having any problems she did say that I have a cavity and that she does not feel cavities for wisdom teeth. again, they are not bothering me. Someone said that I should have them removed anyway
If you're ever feeling unsure about your dental health, don't hesitate to reach out for a second opinion! It's always better to be proactive in treating cavities, even if they're not causing any discomfort, to avoid future issues. Remember, taking care of your teeth now will lead to a brighter and healthier smile down the road. So don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any concerns - I'm here to help!
New subbie 5/24/24 I went to visit my dentist became of extreme hot and cold sensitivty. I got a couple of fillings #19 was so painful that i waa recommended to a surgeon for possible root canal. Prior to the appointment I began oil pulling with castor oil for a couple of days. No longer have hot sensitivity but the cold sensitivity is still there. Could the nerve be healed if I continued the oil pulling?
If I'm asking for pain meds, I desperately need them. I live with head to toe arthritis & a bad back that hurts EVERY day & I take otc meds ( the Ibuprofen/tylenol mix) which is not all that effective. If I have a painful procedure, pain meds are needed. To give nothing & suggest otc meds that are taken daily is cruel.
I had 2 very large and symmetrical mandibular tori. I thought one day they would seal through bottom of my mouth. Over the years my teeth began to buck and space out. After completing my Invisalign treatment as an adult, I had them removed right after on the Thursday before Easter this year. The surgeon wanted to do one at a time but I told them I have a high pain tolerance and would prefer to have everything done the same day. We also agreed to do local anesthetic for the surgery. Fortunately for me, it all worked out in my favor. He numbed the left side first and just gave me a little laughing gas but I was wide awake and humming the whole time. Then he went to another patient and came back and asked how I was doing and I said ready to knock out the other side. Since the left went so smoothly and I was talking and in good spirits, he agreed to do the right. The right side was a tad more difficult than the left side. I’m glad he did the left first or he may have not done both sides if he started on the right😂 I only went a day without my aligners and all my stitches fell out the Monday after Easter (tad too early but all is well!) I was given 15 Norco pills and course of antibiotics. I only took 3 pain pills over the weekend. I drank a whole bottle of ginger ale right after the procedure in the car and was eating slowly but like normal by the weekend. 😊 Of course it’s not the most comfortable procedure but each patient and experience is unique!
1.5 weeks after I got my dental implant I started getting this random electric shock in my mouth when I talk and eat. I immediately contacted the Paradontist that did the surgery. He did an xray and told me that the science isn't adding up and the implant looked good. It's like this man is calling me a lie when I haven't been able to eat for almost 1 week. He told me to come back in a week and if it's still doing it I can opt to removing the implant meaning I'm out of $3,000.
You can get a second opinion with me. Or what you could do is just give it a little bit more time, maybe a couple more weeks or a few more weeks, and then check it out at that time.couple more weeks or a few more weeks and then check it out at that time.
My doctor has never contacted me or checked on me after surgery. I’ve contacted him twice due to Symptoms but I think it should be the other way around. I’m having half of my tongue numb for over a week. I’ll see the doctor next week but I can’t wait to get to the 5 weeks to start looking for other solutions since this is something I’m not ready to live with. Thank you for the explanation Dr.
Just make your presence known, be respectful but assertive, and insist on being seen by the doctor who provided your care. If that's not possible, please contact me for a consultation. You must have closure and clarity during this process, even though it's a difficult few days.
This was a very informative video. I had a lingual tori removal last week. I had work done on both sides of my mouth towards the front & also a nip in the skin under my tongue as the doctor said I had a tongue tie. The operation took just over an hour. When the anaesthetic started to wear off, my mouth & bottom teeth were throbbing. I was given some meds to take for five days. Tomorrow is my last day. I honestly don't think I can cope without them. I have left a message at the hospital & someone should get back to me. I have seen beautiful examples of a surgeons work before & after tori removal. It makes such a difference. I know there's no gain without pain so I am looking forward to when mine has healed ,& I appreciate what a tricky operation this must be.
Hi sir, i do not know if you would see this. But anyway… i had this pressure against my left ear radiating to left side of neck for which i went to the ENT. He said it might be due to wisdom tooth. Upon taking X-ray it showed an impacted tooth on left lower jaw. I went to the dentist, but he denied saying these are not the symptoms of 3rd molars. I still wanted to go for removal as i feel it is and then he said that that root is touching the nerve and if we go for surgery i will not have sensations for 6 months or an year. What should be done here?
Mine have broken through the tissue twice. It has splintered off 2 times too. But soooo painful! My dentist said it’s unusual for it to break through the tissue. Mine was the right lingual side too.
I have lower lip, chin and teeth num after root canal . The Endodontic has done this root canal. The senior doctor checked and said it may take 6 month to heal my nerve . The root canal has some on two teeth lower as well as upper on right side . It’s teeth 2 and 31. I have weired feeling when I close my mouth . The upper teeth I feel weird taste as well as I feel the crown like round shape come in between my teeth and sometimes I feel my lower teeth attacking the top gums. I also feel left side teeth got sensitive and feel pressure especially the front top teeth . I am so concerned for my dental health . It will be great if you provide some consultation to me as I am not sure what’s going on with my teeth’s .
Okay so i had 2 wisdom teeth removed on my left side and feel like the back left side of my tongue is numb. This was 2 days ago, am currently on antibiotics and painkillers. Any tips?
I’ve had my 3rd molar removed… I knew right away something was wrong because there was a searing pain through my jaw bone which I called the dentist about and he assured it was normal.. had to go in on 3 seperate occasions for unimaginable pain where I couldn’t even eat sleep or drink and all I was given was some ointment new prescription of antibiotics (which did nothing) and Voltaren (also did nothing) then he said it’s dry socket and may take 2 months to heal… it’s been nearly 4 months and I am still in pain… I can’t talk, barely eat and sleep … my lips are so cracked it’s ridiculous… my life has taken a complete 180. The pain moves from the surgical site to other teeths on the same side… there was also a retained root left behind… my top molars are now also in searing pain… honestly I’m about my wits end. Dental care is also expensive here and I dont qualify for assistance in paying it 🤦🏻♀️ insurance wouldn’t even cover half of it… I really cant take it
Hi! Please help, my doctor is not replying I have numb and tingling tongue, chin and lip Please let me know whom I can see before it’s too late Surgery was 2 weeks ago
Mine is numb and tingly for 2.5 months now, I checked this video when I was 2 weeks in and here I am ugh. I'm only 27. Read a lot of recovery stories who started getting sensation after 3 months, I'm praying.
Hi Doc, I got my wisdom tooth extracted 5 days ago, it’s getting better, no more swelling, can taste , eat but some burning sensation still around the tip of my tongue. Hope this is temporary? And thank you for this informative video.
Im not sure if you will see this but i hope so. Im due to have full mouth clearance of my remaining 15 teeth plus all 4 unerupted 3rd molars (we can them wisdom teeth in New Zealand), AND both sides lingual tori and palette tori all done in one surgery at public hospital under general anasthetic in hospital in preparation for traditional dentures. Implants are not an option as i am ineligable for private health insurance, our system is similar to NHS 8n UK. This will be minimal cost under public healthcare. Ive had other major abdominal surgery many times, so very familiar with preventing breath-thru pain and how combining medications can have a greater effect such as ibuprofen+tylenol. I agree codiene has had little impact on my previous dental pain, but i am unfortunately one of the very few people allergic to tylenol/paracetemol (bad skin rash myself, but appear to have inherited the allergy from a parent who was also allergic but more severely). My challenge is i am very concerned that ibuprofen alone (or naproxen btw} hasnt been effective enough to keep pain managed just leading up to this surgery. While i agree that tylenol/ibuprofen is apparently very effective for dental surgery, i dont have the option to use this combination. Other than opiods which i expect i will be prescribed very conservatively and i prefer to minimise dependency risks anyhow, is there any other strategies of types of pain relief i can discuss with my surgeon to trial in combination with ibuprofen to increse its effectiveness? Will be rinsing with salt water and/or cepecol, icing if recommended, trying distraction techniques etc as well but this is a major combined surgery and will be sent home with my family the same day to manage at home on my own which is daunting!
Stay encouraged, Distracting techniques don't matter as you will sedated and won't remember the procedure. Ask your doctor about the potential use of steroids to assist with pain management.
@@jaredwdds6884 It's not the during the procedure I'm worried about at all, they are using a full general anaesthetic rather than just IV sedation and in theatre. It's the post-op recovery that has me concerned, the first couple of days especially which unfortunately will be a weekend so I can't call the dental dept if challenging and if not coping my only option is the emergency dept at same hospital. The wisdom/3rd molars plus tori top & bottom is a lot, I'm prone to post extraction infection so have been advised to ask the surgeon to prescribe antibiotics which they dont typically do preventatively.
It’s been 4 years since 2019 that i am having this burning and tingling sensation constantly on the left side of the mouth After having RCT on 2nd molar and removal of both wisdom teeth(upper and lower of left side) . I have been visiting my doctor and other dentist over 2 ..3 years . They say nothing is wrong with me . There is no swelling , no infection so no medication was provided . So i visited neurologist and ENT doctors . They prescribed some medicine but the burning sensation never got away . Recently i went to another dentist After taking his medication , the burning sensation comes and go . I am still continuing his medication its been 7 months but I not completely cure .
If you are a candidate you will probably need surgery to repair. I know that sucks to hear but after 8-12 months the likelihood of reversal is low. Consult with a micronuerovasular surgeon. Check with your local dental school in the oral and maxillofacial surgery dept. Sorry 😞
I have a large midline tori that gets very sore from time to time. It does get in the way of dental xrays and I injure it on hard foods. How common are the upper palate large tori? I also had 2 sets of wisdom teeth and had one set removed. I'm strange. 😆 🤣 😂
I had all 4 removed about 6 weeks ago. My bottom lip and chin are still numb. My doctor has been very kind, but I'm not going to lie...I'm feeling angry. And I dont know whether to give it more time or start doing something about it. My doctor is currently "mapping" out my feeling with a sharpie.
You sound pissed... to be honest from the looks of it you have a doctor who cares and is competent. Most doctors have no clue how to navigate the complications of wisdom teeth. Sounds like you have a keeper. Stay encouraged!
