Broken tooth and upper bridge will have to be replaced
Broken tooth and upper bridge will have to be replaced
Added: April 17, 2007 - 9:40 PM
By: msmelfranklin@yahoo.com, Las Vegas, NV
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Case Summary
Broken Tooth
Teeth: 10
Last Full Mouth X-Ray: 2002
Last Cleaning: 1997
Case Description
I let this go way too long, I have C.A.D and have to have special anthesia called Carbogenic I believe is what they used last.. I still have heart problems and am very scared to get dental work done, I was rushed to E.R. for having crown work done, never again. I went into a instant almost STROKE.. the question is. what can I do for this special need and who can go to?? thanks, msmelfranklin@yahoo.com
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Reply: Broken tooth and upper bridge will have to be replaced
added: April 17, 2007 - 10:31 PM
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Most local dentists are capable of caring for patients who are dental phobic, but your particular situation sounds severe and I don''''t think you should take any chances. UNR has a local general practice dentist residency program that offers hospital- based dentistry. You may be able to have all your dental work done while completely sedated in a hospital environment.I urge you to call the residency program immediately to get information on becoming a patient. Your smile and your general health depend on it.University of Nevada School of MedicineGeneral Dental Residency 1001 Shadow LaneLas Vegas, NV702-671-5175Because the residency program is educational, not everyone is qualified to receive treatment by the resident dentists. If you are not accepted to receive treatment through the residency program, you may email me for further advice or call my private office @ 372-4039.Very truly yours,Dr. Mark Edington
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