i dont have any dental insurance, anyone been in same boat and what are suggestions cause dont make much $$ either to pay for this extensive work
I need extensive dental work on two teeth, like both are broke in half and starting to feel nerve,?
You need a plan with no waiting periods so things don't get
worse, and a plan with no limits because you have extensive
work to be done. My first choice is eHealthPlus and if that
doesn't work for you, one of the Dental Plans.com.
Reply:Hi Im a dentist and might be able to help you with the treatment. Please email me at robtindale2005@yahoo.com.au
Regards Rob
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I need to have some extensive dental work done and I'm looking to go to Mexico for a cheaper price.?
There is a place called Rio Dental just acrossed the border from El Paso, and I can stay with a friend there. How can I check the reputation of their work? How can I trust it. There is a 14,000 dollar difference in the price from here to there. Would you trust going to mexico for dental work?
I need to have some extensive dental work done and I'm looking to go to Mexico for a cheaper price.?
I grew up near the border in NM and a lot of kids in my school had dental work done in Mexico. I never went so can't say for certain but I can think of at least five classmates who had Mexican braces. They went somewhere in Juarez. I don't live in the region anymore so can't tell you any particular place. Maybe Rio Dental can give you some of their past clientele as reference?
Reply:Look, I can't give you advice...but I can tell you that in Nov. 05 I had surgery done on my stomach and now it is all messed up and I have to have someone go in and fix it. I saved like $5,000.00 by going across the border...stupid move.
Reply:Ask other people who went there.
Reply:Why would you be willing to risk your life in what has been proven to be risky medical procedures, south of the border? It is not worth it and you would have no recourse if something went wrong!
Reply:Many of the doctors and dentists have also or also work in the states.The only difference is they can't charge an arm and a leg because the majority of the people could not afford it.If the US has an economical crisis tomorrow,Saterday dentists would practically give there services away in order to survive.Prices adjust to the cost of living.Good luck
Reply:How about you shut up who the **** wouldnt trust mexico its the same god damn thing *****..u ******* racist..and ur cheap
I need to have some extensive dental work done and I'm looking to go to Mexico for a cheaper price.?
I grew up near the border in NM and a lot of kids in my school had dental work done in Mexico. I never went so can't say for certain but I can think of at least five classmates who had Mexican braces. They went somewhere in Juarez. I don't live in the region anymore so can't tell you any particular place. Maybe Rio Dental can give you some of their past clientele as reference?
Reply:Look, I can't give you advice...but I can tell you that in Nov. 05 I had surgery done on my stomach and now it is all messed up and I have to have someone go in and fix it. I saved like $5,000.00 by going across the border...stupid move.
Reply:Ask other people who went there.
Reply:Why would you be willing to risk your life in what has been proven to be risky medical procedures, south of the border? It is not worth it and you would have no recourse if something went wrong!
Reply:Many of the doctors and dentists have also or also work in the states.The only difference is they can't charge an arm and a leg because the majority of the people could not afford it.If the US has an economical crisis tomorrow,Saterday dentists would practically give there services away in order to survive.Prices adjust to the cost of living.Good luck
Reply:How about you shut up who the **** wouldnt trust mexico its the same god damn thing *****..u ******* racist..and ur cheap
Cheap or free dental work nyc?
i have one of those jobs that provides no benefits but is a necessary evil in the long run. So i'm financially limited in seeking health care but make more than the minimal for free health insurance by the city. Does anyone know of any dentists that do really cheap work (wisdom tooth removal) that you or someone you know has used. Even those dental schools want $450 for each tooth which considering all four need removal is a bit pricey for me. Any help is appreciated.
Cheap or free dental work nyc?
Some of the best places to go are community colleges or dental universities in your area. There are also some dentists who do work for little or no fee.
The community colleges have hygienists who clean, x-ray, and do minor work, whatever is allowed by law in your state.
Universities have interns who are honing their skills. They usually do a great job.
Reply:I'm not in the NY area, but where I'm from there are companies who provide dental services, such as wisdom teeth removal, and compensate the patient financially in exchange for input on the effectiveness of pain medication after the procedure. Not sure if this is available in your area, but may be something to look into. Good luck to you!
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Cheap or free dental work nyc?
Some of the best places to go are community colleges or dental universities in your area. There are also some dentists who do work for little or no fee.
The community colleges have hygienists who clean, x-ray, and do minor work, whatever is allowed by law in your state.
Universities have interns who are honing their skills. They usually do a great job.
Reply:I'm not in the NY area, but where I'm from there are companies who provide dental services, such as wisdom teeth removal, and compensate the patient financially in exchange for input on the effectiveness of pain medication after the procedure. Not sure if this is available in your area, but may be something to look into. Good luck to you!
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Seeking Pro Bono Dental Work - In Dire Need of Extensive Work?
I am seeking someone in or near the State of Ohio who would be willing to do some pro bono dental work for me. I have a heart condition and my poor condition of my teeth are adding to my heart problems. I would be extremely grateful to anyone who can help or point me in that direction. Thanks in advance.
Seeking Pro Bono Dental Work - In Dire Need of Extensive Work?
call the closest dental school or ask at your chuch.good luck and God bless!
Reply:You won't get no help here in the States. I'm taking animal grade tetracycline for my infected teeth. No Church will help anyone,unless your a rich republican, and they can make a big show of helping you. They no they will get their money back.
Reply:most dental schools do work for free - find a dental school in your area - good luck
Reply:I would look for plans such as Peoples Prescription Plan, that offer a drug card that I BELIEVE will cover dental work at a lower percentage. It's not an insurance. I have it and love it. For all membership benefit information, call:1.800.667.6914 M-F 8 AM.-6 PM. Eastern time.
Reply:Well I need major work done myself too, I can't find no help at either wish I could. I'm in Indiana and can't get help from the state or nothing. Cant afford insurance but make too much money for any help. If I make too much money I would sure like to know where the hell it is cause it sure aint in my pocket but thats for a different topic. About the best I could tell you in Cincinnati there is a dental school you may want to try and find it because they do low cost work but keep in mind they are students. You may want to try any of the major cities in OH. for dental schools.
Reply:As a dental grad from Ohio State, I can say that while treatment there is 50 to 75% less than private offices, it is not free, so that one answer was incorrect.
I would assume Case Western is the same way.
Despite what was said by a previous answer, Cincinnatti doesn't have a dental school.
(Indiana does, tho' it might be in Indy not Bloomington)
You might try calling the Ohio state dental association (oda.org)...
Unfortunately, a lot of dentists, even well-off ones have high overheads and seeing people for free is not an option, or everyone would beat a path to their door.
The schools in Columbus or Cleveland are your best bet. I also worked at a Community Action Coalition clinic in Piketon, OH that offered a sliding fee... Ask your neighbors if there's anything like that in your area. If you 'd like to send me an email w/ exactly where you live, I can see if I know anyone there who might help....
ok, i just found this on the ODA page:
"For information on safety net programs of the Ohio Department of Health, contact a referral coordinator of the OPTIONS program, 1-888-765-6789. By calling this number, you will be forwarded to a coordinator in your area."
try that as well! good luck
Reply:For big savings go to www.AffordableDental4All.com its only $11.95 per month and you will save up to 80% on everything the dentist does including cosmetic procedures.
Reply:Contact your local or state dental association and and see if there are any dentists who provide free or reduced cost care for low-income, disabled or senior patients.
Call your local health department and ask about health centers that provide dental care for free or on a sliding scale.
Your local United Way may also be aware of such a clinic. In some areas, you can reach them now by dialing 2-1-1 for "non-emergency information."
Go to a dental school, if there is one near you, for reduced costs.
If you are a senior citizen, call your local Area Agency on Aging or Office on Aging. If you can not find a listing in your local phone book on the "County Government" pages (usually marked with blue borders), call toll-free 1-800-677-1116 to find how to contact the Area Agency on Aging serving you.
Check http://www.toothwoman.net to see if low-cost or free dental services are available near you.
Check http://bphc.hrsa.gov and choose "Find a Health Center" to see if there is a low-cost clinic near you.
Check http://www.nfdh.org/DDS.html to see if your state has a "Donated Dental Services" program. D.D.S. is designed to locate dentists who will give free care to patients who are financially compromised due to medical problems. This is a process that will take a couple of months to get your information and then arrange for someone to see you. Not all states have D.D.S. programs.
If worse comes to worse, check out http://www.prosper.com and see if you can find a funding source.
Seeking Pro Bono Dental Work - In Dire Need of Extensive Work?
call the closest dental school or ask at your chuch.good luck and God bless!
Reply:You won't get no help here in the States. I'm taking animal grade tetracycline for my infected teeth. No Church will help anyone,unless your a rich republican, and they can make a big show of helping you. They no they will get their money back.
Reply:most dental schools do work for free - find a dental school in your area - good luck
Reply:I would look for plans such as Peoples Prescription Plan, that offer a drug card that I BELIEVE will cover dental work at a lower percentage. It's not an insurance. I have it and love it. For all membership benefit information, call:1.800.667.6914 M-F 8 AM.-6 PM. Eastern time.
Reply:Well I need major work done myself too, I can't find no help at either wish I could. I'm in Indiana and can't get help from the state or nothing. Cant afford insurance but make too much money for any help. If I make too much money I would sure like to know where the hell it is cause it sure aint in my pocket but thats for a different topic. About the best I could tell you in Cincinnati there is a dental school you may want to try and find it because they do low cost work but keep in mind they are students. You may want to try any of the major cities in OH. for dental schools.
Reply:As a dental grad from Ohio State, I can say that while treatment there is 50 to 75% less than private offices, it is not free, so that one answer was incorrect.
I would assume Case Western is the same way.
Despite what was said by a previous answer, Cincinnatti doesn't have a dental school.
(Indiana does, tho' it might be in Indy not Bloomington)
You might try calling the Ohio state dental association (oda.org)...
Unfortunately, a lot of dentists, even well-off ones have high overheads and seeing people for free is not an option, or everyone would beat a path to their door.
The schools in Columbus or Cleveland are your best bet. I also worked at a Community Action Coalition clinic in Piketon, OH that offered a sliding fee... Ask your neighbors if there's anything like that in your area. If you 'd like to send me an email w/ exactly where you live, I can see if I know anyone there who might help....
ok, i just found this on the ODA page:
"For information on safety net programs of the Ohio Department of Health, contact a referral coordinator of the OPTIONS program, 1-888-765-6789. By calling this number, you will be forwarded to a coordinator in your area."
try that as well! good luck
Reply:For big savings go to www.AffordableDental4All.com its only $11.95 per month and you will save up to 80% on everything the dentist does including cosmetic procedures.
Reply:Contact your local or state dental association and and see if there are any dentists who provide free or reduced cost care for low-income, disabled or senior patients.
Call your local health department and ask about health centers that provide dental care for free or on a sliding scale.
Your local United Way may also be aware of such a clinic. In some areas, you can reach them now by dialing 2-1-1 for "non-emergency information."
Go to a dental school, if there is one near you, for reduced costs.
If you are a senior citizen, call your local Area Agency on Aging or Office on Aging. If you can not find a listing in your local phone book on the "County Government" pages (usually marked with blue borders), call toll-free 1-800-677-1116 to find how to contact the Area Agency on Aging serving you.
Check http://www.toothwoman.net to see if low-cost or free dental services are available near you.
Check http://bphc.hrsa.gov and choose "Find a Health Center" to see if there is a low-cost clinic near you.
Check http://www.nfdh.org/DDS.html to see if your state has a "Donated Dental Services" program. D.D.S. is designed to locate dentists who will give free care to patients who are financially compromised due to medical problems. This is a process that will take a couple of months to get your information and then arrange for someone to see you. Not all states have D.D.S. programs.
If worse comes to worse, check out http://www.prosper.com and see if you can find a funding source.
I just had a bunch of dental work done & maxed out my insurance. A tooth they worked on hurts again. Go back?
I don't have much money to be paying for out of pocket dental expenses, and the tooth ache is kind of minor as to where I can take a couple of Tylenol and it goes away for almost the whole day. It's been this way for about a week... how long would you wait? Or is there something I can tell the dental office where they won't charge me to look at it? I had about $2,000 worth of work done about four months ago, and it's one of the teeth they worked on that is hurting now. Advice?
I just had a bunch of dental work done %26amp; maxed out my insurance. A tooth they worked on hurts again. Go back?
It could be high.The filling sometimes is high,even a hair makes a difference.Just try to close your mouth slowly and see if everything touches at the same time.Feel if your bite is even.If the tooth hurting touches before the others,that means they need to adjust the filling.Defenately give them a call and let them know about it.Sometimes the tooth needs a month or more to calm down.It depends.
Reply:If you cannot afford to go back to the dentist that did the work go to a dental school, they'll work on your tooth for about $40.00. Check in your phone book for a dental school and then call them, the students work on you under the supervision of actual dentist instructors. Good luck, I hope you are OK.
Reply:Yes ..go back they should not charge you but more than likely the filling maybe to high causing an improper bite. This irritates the nerves making it hurt alot. I had this thinking something serious was wrong. They will have you bite down on another piece of carbon paper and file the filling down a bit more for a better bite.
Reply:Most doctors will fix a problem that they caused, but to answer your question successfully I need to know what kind of work you've already had done. Was it cavities, root canals, or crowns? The worst thing that could happen is that the tooth dies and falls out, resulting in bone loss that could cause other teeth to fall out. If the pain requires your attention throughout the day, I'd go back and have it looked at. Dentists are people too and may have options for getting you relief until January when your insurance kicks in again.
Reply:sometimes dentists will redo work if it is not good. I had a filling that was left to low causing me extreme jaw pain and my dentist fixed it. Check with your dentist first to see if he will warranty his work or give you a break. Also some dental schools will do work for smaller fees.
Reply:You may also what to look at this website it will help with cost of dental work.
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I just had a bunch of dental work done %26amp; maxed out my insurance. A tooth they worked on hurts again. Go back?
It could be high.The filling sometimes is high,even a hair makes a difference.Just try to close your mouth slowly and see if everything touches at the same time.Feel if your bite is even.If the tooth hurting touches before the others,that means they need to adjust the filling.Defenately give them a call and let them know about it.Sometimes the tooth needs a month or more to calm down.It depends.
Reply:If you cannot afford to go back to the dentist that did the work go to a dental school, they'll work on your tooth for about $40.00. Check in your phone book for a dental school and then call them, the students work on you under the supervision of actual dentist instructors. Good luck, I hope you are OK.
Reply:Yes ..go back they should not charge you but more than likely the filling maybe to high causing an improper bite. This irritates the nerves making it hurt alot. I had this thinking something serious was wrong. They will have you bite down on another piece of carbon paper and file the filling down a bit more for a better bite.
Reply:Most doctors will fix a problem that they caused, but to answer your question successfully I need to know what kind of work you've already had done. Was it cavities, root canals, or crowns? The worst thing that could happen is that the tooth dies and falls out, resulting in bone loss that could cause other teeth to fall out. If the pain requires your attention throughout the day, I'd go back and have it looked at. Dentists are people too and may have options for getting you relief until January when your insurance kicks in again.
Reply:sometimes dentists will redo work if it is not good. I had a filling that was left to low causing me extreme jaw pain and my dentist fixed it. Check with your dentist first to see if he will warranty his work or give you a break. Also some dental schools will do work for smaller fees.
Reply:You may also what to look at this website it will help with cost of dental work.
http://www.Mybenefitsplus.com/majohnson
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I just survived dental work, can you compliment me?
Well i was really worried about having this dental work done, but now i'm not cuz i just got it done, i had a filling, and an extraction so yea! Will someone please give me a compliment and star?
I just survived dental work, can you compliment me?
**** the seahawks,stupid seachickens
Reply:whoooooohoooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! way to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Congrats. I'm still not mentally recovered since my last extraction.
Reply:Whoohoo! No more pain and no more cavities! You were scared but u made it through! Oh happy day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:congratulations!
Reply:For some people dental work is a terrifying experience. Congratulations on a job well done!!
Reply:wow, you really dont have a life do you? asking complete strangers to compliment you.
you dont deserve a star
Reply:Kudos to you for taking good care of your oral hygiene! :]
I just survived dental work, can you compliment me?
**** the seahawks,stupid seachickens
Reply:whoooooohoooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! way to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Congrats. I'm still not mentally recovered since my last extraction.
Reply:Whoohoo! No more pain and no more cavities! You were scared but u made it through! Oh happy day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:congratulations!
Reply:For some people dental work is a terrifying experience. Congratulations on a job well done!!
Reply:wow, you really dont have a life do you? asking complete strangers to compliment you.
you dont deserve a star
Reply:Kudos to you for taking good care of your oral hygiene! :]
How will mild Dental Work affect my breast milk?
I think I'm going to get a cavity filled which will require Novocaine and I am concerned that it will affect my breast milk in a negative way.
Does anyone have any recommendations? How long will the drug remain in my system? Is it ok to breast feed afterward or should I 'pump and dump'? My Baby is exclusively breastfed so I'm wondering if I need to pump in advance and if so, how much? I've searched online but I can't seem to find any information about breast milk and dental work. Any helpful advise is welcome. Thank you!
How will mild Dental Work affect my breast milk?
In a few words "it wont". Your body has the ability to do some amazing things and really is setup to protect alot of key functions and breast milk is one of them. While we, in this day and age, do our best to eat a perfect diet and hydrate adequately etc. while breastfeeding, your body truly is adept at making bmilk even during times of famine, sickness, or unusual circumstances, your body will still produce perfect breastmilk.
So what exactly am I saying and what does this have to do with your question?
Well in a nutshell what I am saying is your body is so well designed, to under any circumstance, be able to provide the perfect food to your baby that Novocaine will not interfere with this process and make you need to take any extra action and you definitely don't need to pump and dump.
My suggestion would be take some time before hand to nurse as much as possible just before you leave and leave some pumped milk if you think you need too(the amount will depend on how old baby is? 6 ounces will be plenty for now ) and nurse when you return. The Novocaine will be administered at the start of your visit so it will likely be around at least 2 hrs (or longer) from the time you get it till the time you nurse again so really it will be a non issue.
So glad to see your an EBF'r (thats exclusive breastfeeder for those not hip to bfing lingo :) Its so unfortunate that the world as a whole seems to be so geared toward teaching thier children to formula feed. I can only hope that this generation learns the amazing benefits to both mom and baby and decides to flip to being a mostly bfing generation.
Keep up the good work your doing awesome!
Reply:it will be fine, novacane is injected into the nerves, not the blood stream, so it will not be excreted in the milk.
Reply:You should call the dentist office.
Reply:Ask your dentist, not the idiots who use Answers! It always amazes me when I see people using this feature to get advice on such important matters from every ignoramus in the country.
Reply:it will not affect your brest milk. I worked in a dental office for 5 years that i saw many patients that came into the office and got novocaine. But im not a doctor now. I just worked there.
Its a good question. Just ask you dentist when you make an appointment. But it is ok to do your fillings and such.
Good luck sweetie
Reply:ask the doctor
Reply:Be safe-Yes, just pump and dump that 24 hours one hour after your appointment. Start asap and refrig it save them up.
Yes, you can rent one or borrow one from a friend, its not hard. Just not fun. Le Leche will help you out.
Honestly if the baby is over 12 months, don't' worry about it.
Its a sedative and it will only make Her/ Him sleepy like Benadryl in your system. My only concern is allergic reactions. Which are very UN common.
You may take this time as a the catalyst to weign the baby from breast only, so that others can bottle feed her and bond. I used breast milk and formula/ cereal combinations for a year. I have to tell you, the personal freedom is worth the sacrifice.
Reply:It is not known whether local anesthetic drugs are excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when local anesthetics are administered to a nursing woman. It is known that procaine (novocain) is readily transported across the placenta and into fetal tissues during pregnancy. My guess would be that the drug and its metabolites will be at insignificant levels to cause harm to a nursing baby from a simple dental injections but it is a guess.
Reply:"Both x-rays and novocaine (and other drugs used for local anesthesia, such as bupivacaine and lidocaine) are considered to be compatible with breastfeeding."
http://www.kellymom.com/health/illness/d...
Don't pump and dump. Pumping in advance might be good, just so someone else can feed baby if you're just not feeling up to it afterwards if you're in pain. see above link for more details on the medications!!
Reply:To the person who said not to ask such questions on line but to ask the dentist. I'm sure she plans on asking the dentist also. Maybe she asked wanted more opinions on the matter, or maybe she doesn't have time to talk on the phone, children are loud and you can't hear a thing on the other line. But about the question. I'm having the same thing done next week and I also breastfeed. My dentist said it will be just fine. Good luck and good for you for breastfeeding.
Reply:It won't affect it at all. I've already asked my dr this...:) but beware, after you've had a baby your gums and teeth are WAY more sensitive!
Reply:u should ask your dentist
Does anyone have any recommendations? How long will the drug remain in my system? Is it ok to breast feed afterward or should I 'pump and dump'? My Baby is exclusively breastfed so I'm wondering if I need to pump in advance and if so, how much? I've searched online but I can't seem to find any information about breast milk and dental work. Any helpful advise is welcome. Thank you!
How will mild Dental Work affect my breast milk?
In a few words "it wont". Your body has the ability to do some amazing things and really is setup to protect alot of key functions and breast milk is one of them. While we, in this day and age, do our best to eat a perfect diet and hydrate adequately etc. while breastfeeding, your body truly is adept at making bmilk even during times of famine, sickness, or unusual circumstances, your body will still produce perfect breastmilk.
So what exactly am I saying and what does this have to do with your question?
Well in a nutshell what I am saying is your body is so well designed, to under any circumstance, be able to provide the perfect food to your baby that Novocaine will not interfere with this process and make you need to take any extra action and you definitely don't need to pump and dump.
My suggestion would be take some time before hand to nurse as much as possible just before you leave and leave some pumped milk if you think you need too(the amount will depend on how old baby is? 6 ounces will be plenty for now ) and nurse when you return. The Novocaine will be administered at the start of your visit so it will likely be around at least 2 hrs (or longer) from the time you get it till the time you nurse again so really it will be a non issue.
So glad to see your an EBF'r (thats exclusive breastfeeder for those not hip to bfing lingo :) Its so unfortunate that the world as a whole seems to be so geared toward teaching thier children to formula feed. I can only hope that this generation learns the amazing benefits to both mom and baby and decides to flip to being a mostly bfing generation.
Keep up the good work your doing awesome!
Reply:it will be fine, novacane is injected into the nerves, not the blood stream, so it will not be excreted in the milk.
Reply:You should call the dentist office.
Reply:Ask your dentist, not the idiots who use Answers! It always amazes me when I see people using this feature to get advice on such important matters from every ignoramus in the country.
Reply:it will not affect your brest milk. I worked in a dental office for 5 years that i saw many patients that came into the office and got novocaine. But im not a doctor now. I just worked there.
Its a good question. Just ask you dentist when you make an appointment. But it is ok to do your fillings and such.
Good luck sweetie
Reply:ask the doctor
Reply:Be safe-Yes, just pump and dump that 24 hours one hour after your appointment. Start asap and refrig it save them up.
Yes, you can rent one or borrow one from a friend, its not hard. Just not fun. Le Leche will help you out.
Honestly if the baby is over 12 months, don't' worry about it.
Its a sedative and it will only make Her/ Him sleepy like Benadryl in your system. My only concern is allergic reactions. Which are very UN common.
You may take this time as a the catalyst to weign the baby from breast only, so that others can bottle feed her and bond. I used breast milk and formula/ cereal combinations for a year. I have to tell you, the personal freedom is worth the sacrifice.
Reply:It is not known whether local anesthetic drugs are excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when local anesthetics are administered to a nursing woman. It is known that procaine (novocain) is readily transported across the placenta and into fetal tissues during pregnancy. My guess would be that the drug and its metabolites will be at insignificant levels to cause harm to a nursing baby from a simple dental injections but it is a guess.
Reply:"Both x-rays and novocaine (and other drugs used for local anesthesia, such as bupivacaine and lidocaine) are considered to be compatible with breastfeeding."
http://www.kellymom.com/health/illness/d...
Don't pump and dump. Pumping in advance might be good, just so someone else can feed baby if you're just not feeling up to it afterwards if you're in pain. see above link for more details on the medications!!
Reply:To the person who said not to ask such questions on line but to ask the dentist. I'm sure she plans on asking the dentist also. Maybe she asked wanted more opinions on the matter, or maybe she doesn't have time to talk on the phone, children are loud and you can't hear a thing on the other line. But about the question. I'm having the same thing done next week and I also breastfeed. My dentist said it will be just fine. Good luck and good for you for breastfeeding.
Reply:It won't affect it at all. I've already asked my dr this...:) but beware, after you've had a baby your gums and teeth are WAY more sensitive!
Reply:u should ask your dentist
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