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i feel all of your pain. I was born with a hormone deficiency and it causes my teeth to crumble. I brush my teeth and always have. I don't know what to do anymore. I stay in pain constantly. I have dental insurance and even with that i cant afford the co pays. They say its going to cost me 5000 dollars just to fix them. Thats not even veniers. It is rediculous. I would love to get my teeth fixed. In high school I had white straight teeth and now here at 26 I have so many cavities and chips that I find it hard to rest.

Hi, I am soooo depressed and feeling miserable. I need help with implants attach dentures. I have no money for that...Do you know where I can get help to get this done? I really hope u will get back to me with good news... ~ Rida

PLEASE HELP!! I NEED DENTURES Hi I am a single mother of 2 on disability. I had all my teeth extracted using ky medicaid, they do not cover dentures, so if anyone can help me please do. This is embarrassing and I can't eat hardly anything. I have trouble paying my bills, so there is no way I can afford to pay for DENTURES....PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME, I'M AT MY WITS END. My insurance pays for the teeth removal but not the dentures. I live in KY. PLEASE I BEG OF YOU TO HELP ME LIVE A NORMAL LIFE, NOT BE EMBARRASSED, AND BE ABLE TO EAT. THIS IS THE WORST THING I HAVE EVER BEEN THROUGH. YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT BEWARE5289@YAHOO.COM THANK YOU, DESPERATE IN KY

Thank you for the info..I will keep you posted...

 in response to PATTICAKEJ...   

Hi, Pattycake 

Trigiminal Neuralgia –TN is a unilateral, severe, penetrant pain of short duration and localized in the distribution of one or several trigeminal nerve branches. It can be idiopathic or sintomatic,Is a neuropathic pain due in its idiopathic form to vascular compression of the  trigeminal root (nerve). 

 About your daughter was diagnosed with TN  And your question …. ‘’ if there is a link between oral surgery and the damage to this nerve.

’’ Well,  if the diagnostic of TN is right …. No ,itsn't;  but don’t get confused with a Paresthesia .

Paresthesia is temporary or permanent loss of sensation that can occur after oral surgery. -some times we can see some pain in the first stages of recovery – The numbness results from pressure or damage to the nerve could occurs after an extraction and affects the tissues of the mouth including the tongue cheek lip or chin.

Paresthesia mostly occurs after third molar or wisdom tooth extractions as the roots of the bottom wisdom teeth are close to the inferior alveolar nerve canal in the mandibular (lower) jaw.

Back to your question …… is there a link….  

 Well… in medicine 2+2 is Not always 4.                                                       

 Dr. Pascual Nova  

It is good to know you are genuinely concerned about other people's dental health. I have been blessed with great teeth..I have a friend who has been homeless for 10 years..Some mental challenges and she has horrible dental problems. Most of her teeth have broken off at the gum line. But she does not let that get her down. Because she is challenged she has refused mental evaluation teatment and cannot get help..It is sad. Anyway I bet you hear these horror stories all the time..Are you familar with the term Trigiminal Neuralgia??I am trying to find out if there is a link between oral surgery and the damage to this nerve. Not by the dentist but by the trauma of the surgery..Any info is appreciated. My daughter was diagnosed with TN after oral surgery and a bad infection.. Have a Blessed Day.

yes,..... dentures attached to implants.

Hello, My question is can you get detures that stay in,and not removed