Dental material allergies.......?
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her allergy, since she is wearing gloves at the time cannot be from the materials she is using as she is having no contact with them!  her allergy is more than likely from the powder in the gloves!!, a lady i worked with had this problem and had a similar reaction to the one you are describing. i believe they make gloves with no powder, not positive though, check into it, and she needs to see a dermatologist.
99627
Hi, I have only really used the nightguards sold by my dentist.  I clench my teeth at night and without it for just a few nights and I end up needing another root canal done.  My dentist uses the thickest material available to him and makes a mold of my teeth first.  I recently had another made and the cost was $110.00.(Wisconsin) He made this one higher(it goes up over the gums somewhat) than those I have had in the past and that was because some people say they come out at night.  I have never had any trouble with any of my past 5 or so guards coming out at night.  I also can not sleep with out it as I know the consequences.  I have had new ones made due to new fillings, lost one, and discoloration and loosening somewhat after quite a long time.  In a pinch I have tried the tooth whitening kit type of plastic tooth tray, that was not a good alternative for me.
943813
Call the ADA - American Dental Association\nCall the Better Business Bureau
1154103
Mercury fillings are removed to fill a need for you and people like swissnick who can't stop obsessing over this or that. Sam Z's case is much more common.  The hilarious thing is if you eat sea food (fish) you are being exposed to tons of mercury.  \n\nDo it.  Pay the dentist well maybe you'll get some half decent plastic, i mean composite fillings done. \n\nOn another not there have been less that a handful of true mercury allergy eve documented.  So that argument is bogus and is commonly used by the scam artists who practice Mercury removal clinics.\n\nGood luck you need it.
760156
Your going through exactly what i am i am shamed terrified everything! My doctor put me on to an excellent dentist and he didnt yell he was so nice and freindly and did not say one bad thing about me. I need all mine pulled wisdom too apart from 7 lower front ones. I coudlnt make an app my mother had to, i even freaked out during the xray! My doctor gave me a mild quick sedative that lasts about an hour to calm nerves before they put me under, maybe talk to your local doctor. I have seen the dentist now i feel better but i am still scared and petrified! I can fill you in more about my history if we can contact via email, not sure but happy to tell you what i have done to combat my fear in the last week weeks if it helps you :) Gee my husband doesnt even know how bad my mouth is and i only opened up to my mum 5 weeks ago! Good luck i wish you well (i just have to get thru it first too
644120
Any allergie will do that. There is also something called Oral Allergy Syndrome where the mouth swells.\n\nEat any fish or seafood lately?
944588
do contact the state dental board and lodge your complaint. i personally would speak seriously with my current dentist about what happened and ask his opinion on what additional action he advises if any.
392003
There is a denture material called Flexlite.  its like plastic and bendy so it won't break if you dropem. also you since it is bendable you can make them grab the teeth more.
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allergic reactions to other products
258189
Not sure of the markup. BUT, my dad had this problem and his Dentist, being an honest man, told my dad to just Bite his teeth together real tight for about 1 minute before going to sleep and it worked. Just have to remember to do it.
216472
If he didn't swallow toothpaste and it still bothered him then he might be sensitive or allergic to something in it.  He should try using a natural toothpaste or good ol' baking soda. But if he's been brushing his teeth for this many years and just now feeling ill without changing his brand, it could be something else and not the toothpaste.
527989
I know of none. But you could contact a dental university and see if they can help you.
1084221
it could be an allergic reaction but it could also be some sort of infection...ask a doctor
344215
If you are not happy with your dentist, shop around a little bit.  You'll probably find several other offices in your area that you will be happy with.\n\nIf your teeth are sensitive, it could be an indication of many things:\n1. Grinding (are your teeth chipped, worn down, etc?)\n2. de-mineralization (teeth whitening, cola-drinking, acid-reflux?)\n3. natural sensitivity.\n\nAsk a dentist you trust about MI-Paste.  It is a topical milk protein based mineral supplement that replaces minerals lost in the enamel of your teeth.  It tastes like yogurt.  Dentists generally use this after bleaching procedures in the office to replace minerals and reduce sensitivity.\n\nGood luck!
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I have mercury amalgams that I have had for over 30 years..I know that is no help BUT still...a lawyer perhaps?\n Have they come unglued? I know some people have issues with the new "safer" glue...or is it decay? Trust me the dentist in question is the issue NOT all dentists...I have crowns from when I was 13 and they are all fine.
769798
Depends on the allergy...try eating all natural products or organic foods.  Also some docs believe if you eat the food you are allergic too in small doses over a period of time you can build up an immunity to the allergy. Before trying anything like that you should consult a doctor as food allergies can be dangerous.  I am allergic to anything with a gum base in it so I opt for everything natural with no preservatives. \n\nGood Luck
885046
Maybe you have some infection under a tooth or other problems, see a dentist...;