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A cyst in a tooth? and got a better answer
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Look for a competent doctor. And they do not sit in public clinics. A cyst is a histological diagnosis and it is illiterate to put it on a scan. Unfortunately the knowledge in higher educational institutions is completely outdated, and doctors in state clinics, with extremely low pay, work according to the methods that they studied at the university, and paid courses are expensive and no one is going to go at their own expense Plus there are no necessary materials and time. That's why it's silly to walk around with medicine and wait. You need to treat and fill permanently, and watch. Good luck?
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Look for a competent doctor. And they don't sit in state clinics. A cyst is a histological diagnosis and it is illiterate to make it on the basis of a scan. Unfortunately the knowledge in higher educational institutions is completely outdated, and doctors in state clinics, with extremely low pay, work according to the methods that they studied at the university, and paid courses are expensive and no one is going to travel at their own expense Plus there are no necessary materials and time. That's why it's silly to walk around with medicine and wait. You have to treat and fill it permanently and watch it. Good luck.
Look for a competent doctor. And they don't sit in state clinics. A cyst is a histological diagnosis and it is illiterate to make it on the basis of a scan. Unfortunately the knowledge in higher educational institutions is completely outdated, and doctors in state clinics, with extremely low pay, work according to the methods that they studied at the university, and paid courses are expensive and no one is going to travel at their own expense Plus there are no necessary materials and time. That's why it's silly to walk around with medicine and wait. You have to treat and fill it permanently and watch it. Good luck.
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You can't treat a cyst. it's useless. They remove the tooth.
You can't treat a cyst. it's useless. They remove the tooth.
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They do it under local anesthesia. or resection of the apex of the tooth or extraction.
They do it under local anesthesia. or resection of the apex of the tooth or extraction.
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Yeah, sure, it doesn't hurt much. They do it under a good quality local anesthetic. Only if the patient wishes they give a general While they remove it - it does not hurt, although probably it is different for everyone. But the next two days it hurts, there may be a slight swelling. From my experience, I recommend interviewing your dentist so that he prescribes a prophylactic antibiotic. It is easier to heal with antibiotic, and then you start to think about inflammation. Drug treatment of cysts is like a war with the surf, no matter how much you scoop, the water arrives. Remove effectively and well.
Yeah, sure, it doesn't hurt much. They do it under a good quality local anesthetic. Only if the patient wishes they give a general While they remove it - it does not hurt, although probably it is different for everyone. But the next two days it hurts, there may be a slight swelling. From my experience, I recommend interviewing your dentist so that he prescribes a prophylactic antibiotic. It is easier to heal with antibiotic, and then you start to think about inflammation. Drug treatment of cysts is like a war with the surf, no matter how much you scoop, the water arrives. Remove effectively and well.
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They do it under local anesthesia. I had that with my sixth, I had to have a tooth extracted, so I had an implant.
They do it under local anesthesia. I had that with my sixth, I had to have a tooth extracted, so I had an implant.