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Kathie,

I definitely have had dental problems since implants, and before them my dental health was pretty good. In addition to TMJ, which developed suddenly after geeting implants,

I have also had a sudden increase of dental decay. My dentist has noticed a relationship between implants and dental problems and thinks it is due to the decrease of NK cells when the immune system is depressed, which increases the body's susceptibility to disease.

Melinda

DENTAL HEALTH AFFECTED BY SILICONE?

has anyone else had more dental/gum/tongue problems since their silicone/saline implants?

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Within the past month or so, I've noticed my teeth seem to ache, and

it's not one tooth in particular, it travels around. I never had that

prior to implants.

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thanks to everyone so far who has added their experiences to my

questioning........since i am having no luck with the MDs, perhaps,

though my dentist is ignorant, i know my hygeniest noticed

changes, 'cause we talked about what was wrong with me about two

years ago.......i wonder if that will help me with getting inusrance

to pay for the explanting, if i ever find a doctor in AZ! blessings

to us all........

kathie

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> Kathie,

> I definitely have had dental problems since implants, and before

them my dental health was pretty good. In addition to TMJ, which

developed suddenly after geeting implants,

> I have also had a sudden increase of dental decay. My dentist has

noticed a relationship between implants and dental problems and

thinks it is due to the decrease of NK cells when the immune system

is depressed, which increases the body's susceptibility to disease.

> Melinda

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> has anyone else had more dental/gum/tongue problems since their

> silicone/saline implants?

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That is exactly what I am dealing with now. It is scary to me, as I

never had major dental issues before. I have burning and pain in my

upper molars now, after just getting through 2 root canals in my back

lower molars. That was not a good experience either, since the

endodontist finally ended up filling in the root while leaving the

broken file inside of me. He claims it was stainless surgical steel

and shouldn't be a problem, but that does not make me feel any better,

knowing what I know about how I react to metals and implants!

This is just another one of those common problems we seem to have to

endure after exposure to these crazy implants.

Patty

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