Transmitter a rodspidsbetændelse?
4th August 2010
Filed of the mouth
Question:
I have walked around for approx. 1 year with a sore tooth root canal treated (5 + left side of mouth) with a crown.
If so, since 1 February 2010 had a severe toothache for 7 + (left side of mouth) + jaw. Lengthy rush (no container), reaction to cold and touch the tooth and also something smelly from the gums. The tooth has no load.
At the same time starting 5 + also to send something smelly from the gums into the mouth when I put the tongue up and suck while.
I've been on penicillin cure had scanned my sinuses, but there's nothing to see - nor rodbetændelser.
The pain / long-term rush, however, declined since penicillin cure, but I can not chew with 5 + and 7 +, without it being sore. Gums are disturbed and the smell is sour and fishy.
Shall soon have a root resection of 5 +, although nothing can be seen on x-rays, but my question is: Can 1 year with a rodspidsbetændelse in 5 +, have spread to the root apex of 7 + via a jaw or maxillary sinusitis and given rodspidsbetændelse in 5 +?
Sofus
Answer:
Dear Sonny,
A rodspidsbetændelse "infectious" is not. It remains in most cases local.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth
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