Re: Dentistry plus boken arm

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Thanks Tina - I have since heard of another similar case. However events took another turn to-night. S was watching Mr Tumble on telly quietly so I started to prepare dinner. He then came into the room and said - look at my body - which I did only to notice he had pulled the cast off his arm. This was a hard cast holding the arm at a right angle so how he got it off so quietly I don't know. Back to A & E and surprise surprise the arm is still broken and back in plaster.............I explained he has a high pain threshold, not sure whether they belienve me or not but odds are social services will be banging on the door soon aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh. Why do they have such a high pain threshold? Anyhow rant over will keep you posted. SIMON WOOD <simon_tinawood@...> wrote: Hi

A similar thing happened to friends of ours with an NT daughter - she had a big fall with the front tooth taking a major hit. The tooth went a little discoloured but the dentist keep it in - not sure if they did anything special but I could check for you. The tooth fell out eventually and the second tooth is normal. Tina Downey <claire_downey@...> wrote: Bit of a general query here. On Boxing Day S fell and broke his arm, it is in plaster and healing OK. However we have now noticed front tooth is turning darker and can only guess that when he fell he somehow damaged the nerve and the tooth is dying off. It is his baby tooth. Off course he could not tell us his mouth hurt so we were focusing on the arm. We have appointment to see local dentist next week but wondered what to do if tooth needs removing, will a general anaesthetic(spelling?) be required and what should we look out for/question the dentist about? Regards

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Hi Clare

High Pain Threshold had that...It went went we got the opiods out.

Casien. gluten and also Soy and Corn.6-8 months.

and boy does he feel it now !

Joanne

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> Bit of a general query here. On Boxing Day S fell and broke his

arm, it is in plaster and healing OK.

> However we have now noticed front tooth is turning darker and

can only guess that when he fell he somehow damaged the nerve and

the tooth is dying off. It is his baby tooth. Off course he could

not tell us his mouth hurt so we were focusing on the arm.

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> We have appointment to see local dentist next week but wondered

what to do if tooth needs removing, will a general anaesthetic

(spelling?) be required and what should we look out for/question the

dentist about?

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medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a

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That is quite an escape artist you have there! Hope things go quietly for you til th arm is mended. Tina Downey <claire_downey@...> wrote: Thanks Tina - I have since heard of another similar case. However events took another turn to-night. S was watching Mr Tumble on telly quietly so I started to prepare dinner. He then came into the room and said - look at my body - which I did only to notice he had pulled the cast off his arm. This was a hard cast holding the arm at a right angle so how he got it off so quietly I don't know. Back to A & E and surprise surprise the arm is still broken and back in plaster.............I explained he has a high pain threshold, not sure whether they belienve me or not but odds are social services will be banging on the door soon aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh. Why do

they have such a high pain threshold? Anyhow rant over will keep you posted. SIMON WOOD <simon_tinawood@...> wrote: Hi A similar thing happened to friends of ours with an NT daughter - she had a big fall with the front tooth taking a major hit. The tooth went a little discoloured but the dentist keep it in - not sure if they did anything special but I could check for you. The tooth fell out eventually and the second tooth is normal. Tina Downey <claire_downey@...> wrote: Bit of a general query here. On Boxing Day S fell and

broke his arm, it is in plaster and healing OK. However we have now noticed front tooth is turning darker and can only guess that when he fell he somehow damaged the nerve and the tooth is dying off. It is his baby tooth. Off course he could not tell us his mouth hurt so we were focusing on the arm. We have appointment to see local dentist next week but wondered what to do if tooth needs removing, will a general anaesthetic(spelling?) be required and what should we look out for/question the dentist about? Regards

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Yep, diet certainly sorted that problem out for too. His is normal now.

Jane

Re: Dentistry plus boken arm

Hi ClareHigh Pain Threshold had that...It went went we got the opiods out.Casien. gluten and also Soy and Corn.6-8 months.and boy does he feel it now !Joanne> > > Bit of a general query here. On Boxing Day S fell and broke his arm, it is in plaster and healing OK. > However we have now noticed front tooth is turning darker and can only guess that when he fell he somehow damaged the nerve and the tooth is dying off. It is his baby tooth. Off course he could not tell us his mouth hurt so we were focusing on the arm. > > We have appointment to see local dentist next week but wondered what to do if tooth needs removing, will a general anaesthetic(spelling?) be required and what should we look out for/question the dentist about?> > Regards> > > > > > DISCLAIMER> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.> > > > >

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WE are GF and Cf and he has started to experience pain on the diet - I probably need to do soy and corn also - ho hum Thanks Jane Hogan <jane_hogan@...> wrote: Yep, diet certainly sorted that problem out for too. His is normal now. Jane Re: Dentistry plus boken arm Hi ClareHigh Pain Threshold had that...It went went we got the opiods out.Casien. gluten and also Soy and Corn.6-8 months.and boy does he feel it now !Joanne> > > Bit of a general query here. On Boxing Day S fell and broke his arm, it is in plaster and healing OK. > However we have now noticed front tooth is turning darker and can only guess that when he fell he somehow damaged the nerve and the tooth is dying off. It is his baby tooth. Off course he could not tell us his mouth hurt so we were focusing on the arm. > > We have appointment to see local dentist next week but wondered what to do if tooth needs removing, will a general

anaesthetic(spelling?) be required and what should we look out for/question the dentist about?> > Regards> > > > > > DISCLAIMER> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.> > > > >