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>I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and it

will

>be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

>

I was told to always take precautions post-op, and especially if there

would be blood.

Cheers,

Jeff

rBHR Aug. 1, 2003

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I know that, but the question is about four months, when everything is back

normal.

Nico

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> >I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and

it

> will

> >be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

> >

>

> I was told to always take precautions post-op, and especially if there

> would be blood.

>

> Cheers,

>

> Jeff

>

> rBHR Aug. 1, 2003

> Mr. McMinn

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>I know that, but the question is about four months, when everything is

back

>normal.

Again, " always take precautions " = forever. I was advised to do so even

for teeth cleanings.

You must have made an amazing recovery if everything is back to normal at 4

months. :o>

>Nico

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>> >I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and

>it

>> will

>> >be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

>> >

>>

>> I was told to always take precautions post-op, and especially if there

>> would be blood.

>>

>> Cheers,

>>

>> Jeff

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>> rBHR Aug. 1, 2003

>> Mr. McMinn

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OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking again for

miles and days without pain or a limb.

Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of infections

anymore; that's the question.

GR

(@ @)

o00-(_)-00o

Nico

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> >

> >>

> >> >I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist

and

> >it

> >> will

> >> >be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

> >> >

> >>

> >> I was told to always take precautions post-op, and especially if there

> >> would be blood.

> >>

> >> Cheers,

> >>

> >> Jeff

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> >> rBHR Aug. 1, 2003

> >> Mr. McMinn

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> OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking

again for

> miles and days without pain or a limb.

> Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of

infections

> anymore; that's the question.

Nico,

I have read that you need to take the precautions up till at least

two years post op. There was a logical explanation for it that

escapes me at the moment. I am 18 months post op and went to the

dentist two weeks ago. I had a cleaning and two bondings. I took the

antibiotics gladly. At about 6 months post op I got a real scare

when I developed an infection in one of my pierced ears. I took a

full course of antibiotics then and worried like the dickens.

It takes a full year as most OS will say for all to be " normal " . I

say fooey on that cuz I'm still improving.

Trudy

bilat Cormet 1/02

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Trudy,

Thank you for reacting. I shall take precautions. Several months ago there

was her a discussion that you should start taking antibiotics before the

dentist did his job. I allready have an infection at my back tooth, that

will be removed tomorrow. So there is no time for that.

Nico

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> > OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking

> again for

> > miles and days without pain or a limb.

> > Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of

> infections

> > anymore; that's the question.

>

>

> Nico,

>

> I have read that you need to take the precautions up till at least

> two years post op. There was a logical explanation for it that

> escapes me at the moment. I am 18 months post op and went to the

> dentist two weeks ago. I had a cleaning and two bondings. I took the

> antibiotics gladly. At about 6 months post op I got a real scare

> when I developed an infection in one of my pierced ears. I took a

> full course of antibiotics then and worried like the dickens.

> It takes a full year as most OS will say for all to be " normal " . I

> say fooey on that cuz I'm still improving.

> Trudy

> bilat Cormet 1/02

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>

>

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ABSOLUTELY!

The Rx that Dr. Kennedy gives, and I agree with as a dentist, is:

Keflex 500mg / 4 tablets (that's 2 grams total), one hour prior to the

dental procedure.

(note there is a 10% cross allergy instance between penicillin and Keflex)

If you're allergic to penicillin the alternative is:

Clindamycin 300mg / 2 tablets, one hour prior to dental procedure

There are other alternatives that your dentist may prefer but some kind of

coverage should be taken. It's cheap insurance to protect a valuable

investment! Your dentist should be able to either write or call in the Rx or

as we do in our office, just dispense the antibiotic. (seems kind of silly

to make our patients go to the pharmacy to get four tablets of antibiotic

that cost very little)

BTW - This protection is generally continued for every dental appointment

that involves the possibility of a bacteremia for life. That's any procedure

that creates bleeding which would include cleanings, scaling and root

planing, most fillings and crowns. Only adjustments to denture or partials

and other very minor treatments would be excluded from this Rx.

Take your medicine, be happy, don't worry!

L. Trautman, DMD

dentist

> I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and it

will be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

>

> Nico

> De Smet RBHR 2-19-03

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Nico

It is better to be safe than sorry. So the answer is yes.

Rog

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I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and it

will be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

Nico

De Smet RBHR 2-19-03

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In a message dated 06/24/2003 5:49:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

n.wismans@... writes:

Am surprised that your OS or dentist (if you mentioned your new hip to

him/her) didn't tell you that you will need precautionary antiobiotics for any

invasive procedure, including dental work. Some OS's say for one year, some say

two

years, some say forever (as if you had a rheumatic heart). My dentist wrote

the prescription. Both the dentist and my OS follow the AHA (American Heart

Association) recommendations. You might need to postpone your appointment, as

you will need the prescription filled so you can take your dosage one hour

prior to the work being done.

Maureen

rhip, dr. jacobs, 10.31.02

> I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and it

> will be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

>

> Nico

> De Smet RBHR 2-19-03

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Nico

The 'contract' is that with joint operations, the majority of OS's will say

anti-biotics for ever. I have seen 3 people who have had infections serious

enough to have their hip resurf/replacement taken out and the space packed with

muscle for a period of approximately 6 months. Not an enjoyable experience I

would assume. It doesn't matter if you consider yourself fit and healthy, an

infection doesn't pass you by. One of the three was a man in his late 20's who

played football every week and was generally in very good physical shape.

Rog

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> >

> >>

> >> >I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist

and

> >it

> >> will

> >> >be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

> >> >

> >>

> >> I was told to always take precautions post-op, and especially if there

> >> would be blood.

> >>

> >> Cheers,

> >>

> >> Jeff

> >>

> >> rBHR Aug. 1, 2003

> >> Mr. McMinn

> >>

> >>

> >>

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In a perfect world all the bionic parts we place in our bodies would be

perfectly matched and healed without scarring or irregularities where blood

can pool and clot and where bacteria can lodge and multiply. The reality is

that in hips as in artificial heart valves and other bionic bits, there are

often small spaces and irregularities that provide convenient miniature

Petri dishes for the growth of bacteria. This includes " well healed "

surgeries, years out.

All the best,

MLTDMD

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> OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking again

for

> miles and days without pain or a limb.

> Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of infections

> anymore; that's the question.

> GR

> (@ @)

> o00-(_)-00o

> Nico

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At 12:17 AM 6/25/2003 +0200, you wrote:

>OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking again for

>miles and days without pain or a limb.

>Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of infections

>anymore; that's the question.

> GR

> (@ @)

>o00-(_)-00o

> Nico

It may feel like it to you, but everything is NOT yet normal. I think the

protocol is to take antibiotics for the first year (anyone have the

protocol?).

C+ 5/25/01 and 6/28/01

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Thanks to all. I had a terrible night (Holland) walking with a groing ball

at my cheek. My appoitment is at 9.30 A.M (local) so I get the antibiotic

first.

Nico, DeSmet 2-19-03

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> At 12:17 AM 6/25/2003 +0200, you wrote:

> >OK , there there are still tiny problems, but I can hiking again

for

> >miles and days without pain or a limb.

> >Inside my hip everything should be normal with no danger of infections

> >anymore; that's the question.

> > GR

> > (@ @)

> >o00-(_)-00o

> > Nico

> It may feel like it to you, but everything is NOT yet normal. I think the

> protocol is to take antibiotics for the first year (anyone have the

> protocol?).

>

>

> C+ 5/25/01 and 6/28/01

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At 01:22 AM 6/25/2003 +0200, you wrote:

>Trudy,

>

>Thank you for reacting. I shall take precautions. Several months ago there

>was her a discussion that you should start taking antibiotics before the

>dentist did his job. I allready have an infection at my back tooth, that

>will be removed tomorrow. So there is no time for that.

Nico,

I would be surprised that your dentist will pull that tooth knowing that

you have so recent a hip op. Get a prescription from him, and get thee to

a pharmacy and take them. You take them an hour before your

procedure. I'm having a tooth pulled next week--not looking forward to it!

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Thaks to you all i've just taken 2 tablets Clindamycin. In about an hour I

go to my dentist. End good, all good.

Nico

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> In a message dated 06/24/2003 5:49:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> n.wismans@... writes:

>

> Am surprised that your OS or dentist (if you mentioned your new hip to

> him/her) didn't tell you that you will need precautionary antiobiotics for

any

> invasive procedure, including dental work. Some OS's say for one year,

some say two

> years, some say forever (as if you had a rheumatic heart). My dentist

wrote

> the prescription. Both the dentist and my OS follow the AHA (American

Heart

> Association) recommendations. You might need to postpone your appointment,

as

> you will need the prescription filled so you can take your dosage one hour

> prior to the work being done.

>

> Maureen

> rhip, dr. jacobs, 10.31.02

>

>

> > I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and

it

> > will be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

> >

> > Nico

> > De Smet RBHR 2-19-03

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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There's a bit of a quandary regarding removing an infected tooth versus

treating with antibiotic until things " settle down " and then taking out the

tooth. You would like to remove the source of the infection as soon as

possible but wiggling the tooth to loosen it can pump bacteria into the

system too.

I tend to cover with antibiotics and take the tooth out immediately. My

partner in the office likes to let antibiotics work for a few days. (two

different dental schools / two different oral surgeons teaching technique)

So there are two different philosophies in one office. Generally they both

work out well so trust your dentist and worry not!

MLTDMD

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> At 01:22 AM 6/25/2003 +0200, you wrote:

> >Trudy,

> >

> >Thank you for reacting. I shall take precautions. Several months ago

there

> >was her a discussion that you should start taking antibiotics before the

> >dentist did his job. I allready have an infection at my back tooth, that

> >will be removed tomorrow. So there is no time for that.

> Nico,

>

> I would be surprised that your dentist will pull that tooth knowing that

> you have so recent a hip op. Get a prescription from him, and get thee to

> a pharmacy and take them. You take them an hour before your

> procedure. I'm having a tooth pulled next week--not looking forward to

it!

>

>

>

>

>

>

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dentist

I'm four months PO and doing very well. Tommorow I go to my dentist and it will

be very bloody. Is there still need for antibiotics?

Nico

De Smet RBHR 2-19-03

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I take my daughter to Dr. Grosman in Davie. Her number is . She does not take medicaid, but does many other insurances. They have a private room that I go in with my daughter. While she is laying down there is a screen on the ceiling that plays her favorite movie. They take it slow and take many visits just to get her comfortable. Last month she had her first teeth cleaning in the normal time allowed with no problems. She loves going there.

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Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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I second that. Dr Newman is great. I use him for my son.

Shirly

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Dr. Newman, west boca dentistry. He is a great man with an

extremely well run office.(glades and lyons)

Re: Dentist

Does anyone have a recommendation for Palm Beach? My

son has the most sensitive gag reflex and I need someone extremely

patient....

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have

good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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I second that. Dr Newman is great. I use him for my son.

Shirly

Shirly Gilad BCBA,RN, FNP, MS

Behavioral Therapy and then some.

Work:

Fax:

shirly@...

www.shirlygilad.com

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Subject: Re: Dentist

Dr. Newman, west boca dentistry. He is a great man with an

extremely well run office.(glades and lyons)

Re: Dentist

Does anyone have a recommendation for Palm Beach? My

son has the most sensitive gag reflex and I need someone extremely

patient....

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have

good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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I second that. Dr Newman is great. I use him for my son.

Shirly

Shirly Gilad BCBA,RN, FNP, MS

Behavioral Therapy and then some.

Work:

Fax:

shirly@...

www.shirlygilad.com

From:

sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf

Of earlsjane@...

Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 7:49 AM

To: sList

Subject: Re: Dentist

Dr. Newman, west boca dentistry. He is a great man with an

extremely well run office.(glades and lyons)

Re: Dentist

Does anyone have a recommendation for Palm Beach? My

son has the most sensitive gag reflex and I need someone extremely

patient....

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have

good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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Dr. Dora in City is Excellent! she specializes in Special Needs Dentistry and is also a faculty member of NSU Dentistry School.

www.miracledentalcenter.com

Ana

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I second that. Dr Newman is great. I use him for my son.

Shirly

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www.shirlygilad. com

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Dr. Newman, west boca dentistry. He is a great man with an extremely well run office.(glades and lyons)

Re: Dentist

Does anyone have a recommendation for Palm Beach? My son has the most sensitive gag reflex and I need someone extremely patient....

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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Thanks, I will try them. The last dentist I took him to was a jerk.

Do you also happen to know an orthodontist in palm beach?

Stacey

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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Thanks, I will try them. The last dentist I took him to was a jerk.

Do you also happen to know an orthodontist in palm beach?

Stacey

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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Thanks, I will try them. The last dentist I took him to was a jerk.

Do you also happen to know an orthodontist in palm beach?

Stacey

Hello:

If someone knows a dentist around broward area and have good experience with Autistic children, please let me know.

Thank You,

Jeannette

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