If it's an abscess check what the sound of your farts are like. Reason being is everyone knows 'Abscess makes the fart go Honda'.
If it's an abscess check what the sound of your farts are like. Reason being is everyone knows 'Abscess makes the fart go Honda'.
reason for the abscess mate - could indicate a root canal is needed - tooth bad.
Yup, it's a gumboil which is an abcess anyway - Google Images has confirmed it - this is exactly what I have.
Last edited by The Gentleman Scamp; 18-02-2008 at 09:38 AM.
if you have had a fractured root there for a number of years then in all probability it is a "cold abscess" or cyst , resulting from a long standing chronic infection around the fracture site. a good dental surgeon might be able to save the tooth with some minor surgery to the gum and root , it depends on exactly where the fracture is and how big the cyst/abscess is beneath the surface.
if you have already had root canal work on the tooth , then the root canal treatment may have failed ( they often do) and again , some minor gum/root surgery may be able solve the problem.
antibiotics will clear it up temporarily , but will not rid you of the cause of the problem which is the fracture site or the failed root canal treatment acting as a focus of infection. it will continue to flare up again and again.
it really needs treatment , you dont want or need a chronic abscess emptying pus into your mouth on a continual basis.
the minor surgery i mentioned is not painful or anything to be fearful of.
if the tooth is beyond saving then extraction and either a bridge or an implant is the answer , unless you could live with removable plastic denture , ( kept overnight in a glass of water by your bedside)
^ I don't mind going to the dentist - i'll get it sorted today.
Infections like this are caused by licking unhygienic genitalia.
TGS the Dog
I reckon Scamps got a mouth dose from Eden
Go see a dentist.Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp
Dentures are made to be kept in your mouth unless you are cleaning them as was advised by my dentist and denturist.Originally Posted by taxexile
I have worn full dentures for 25 years and they never set in a glass of water by the bed.
That glass of water and set by the bed at night is old time shit done by my grandpa and he been dead since 1955.
I don't want to be around to discover the life that's crawling underneath your dentures when you'll sniff it and they'll take whatever might be of value, blackdude.
listen up gummy , we are not talking about full dentures here , we are talking about a one tooth partial denture.Dentures are made to be kept in your mouth unless you are cleaning them as was advised by my dentist and denturist.
I have worn full dentures for 25 years and they never set in a glass of water by the bed.
different maintenance procedures apply.
Listen up turdhead, Not what I was told when I had a 2 tooth partial,
I dare say that dental techniques and practise has moved on from the 1800's when blackgang first got his wooden chompers.
Hygiene too.
I can recommend Dr Pullemall on Soi 6
I just paid 8000 Baht for a Crown. It's cheaper than in the west but only slightly.
WTF!?Originally Posted by chinthee
Was it Queen Elizabeths crown?? That's expensive, mine was half that.
I couldn't find my old dentist - must have gone past it, but I found another one who was really sexy and spoke great English.
She said I just needed a root canal and that gumboils were very common.
I asked how much.
She said 4,000 baht.
I asked if I didn't get it treated asap if the infection would spread to my brain and kill me.
She said no.
I said when should I get it treated?
She said it would be advisable to do it this year.
I said I'd be in touch.
That was a coupla days ago - today my gumboil has gone.... Until the next time.
"I'm an outsider by choice, but not truly. It's the unpleasantness of the system that keeps me out. I'd rather be in, in a good system. That's where my discontent comes from: being forced to choose to stay outside.
My advice: Just keep movin' straight ahead. Every now and then you find yourself in a different place."
George Carlin
^^^
Pardon ?
I paid 3-4000baht for a crown here and 20 years ago I paid 18,000 baht in the UK
Yes, all, I had it done in Phuket. At St. Louis hospital in Bangkok same crown probably 5000. But, still not cheap anymore.
My mother's advice for anything short of a multiple amputation accident:
Gargle with salt water.
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