Re: Cavitation question

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> No I don't know. It was my niece who started working in an office

and told us about it. No one is supposed to mention it to the

customers, but it sounds like it is industry wide.

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> I just had two gold crowns put in 2 months ago, when I had my

amalgams out. They hurt a bit so I gargled with hydrogen peroxide

and it seemed to do the trick. I heard years ago that if everyone

used hydrogen peroxide once a week they would have no tooth decay

but I may not have gotten the bad glue, if it had been known to be

causing problems by then.

> RO

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> Re: Re: Cavitation question

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> The glue issue is an INTERESTING question. I had total dental

revision,

> including the replacing of two nickel bridges with biocompatible

crowns.

> However, I have a horrible taste in my mouth. They used RelyX

Luting as the glue

> which contains methacrylates. I am wondering if this could still

be causing a

> problem for me. Do you know what type of glue was causing a

problem?

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> Bill

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