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Obviously, something has to be done about the tooth, right? You might want

to take a couple things into consideration:

1) Cost - if you have to pay for any dental work out of your own pocket,

extraction is usually the cheapest option. Unfortunately, that is too often

a major deciding factor for many people. But if you don't want to leave any

gaps in your mouth, a denture or implant will cost more than treating the

tooth.

2) If you treat, will it last? Or are you likely to have further problems

with that tooth? Consider your past experiences, both with that particular

tooth and with your teeth in general. For example, I know with the bone

density loss I have, it is a total waste of time and money for me to have

fillings or root canals done - the tooth will break within 6 months. They

always do. So I usually opt to extract.

3) Location of the tooth - Is it a front tooth, where a missing tooth will

be obvious? If you're not terribly concerned about appearances, or it is a

back tooth, then maybe extraction is the best way to go.

4) Have you ruled out all other possible causes for your urticaria?

Obviously, having a tooth extracted is a major step and not something to be

taken lightly. How likely do you feel this tooth may be the 'root' cause (no

pun intended) of your urticaria? There are people that have been cured, but

the numbers are a bit discouraging. With over 550 current members here, and

probably another 400 or so that have come and gone, we've seen maybe twenty

cures, give or take a few. One was a kidney infection, a couple were

salicylate sensitivities, and the rest teeth. So obviously teeth are one of

the bigger culprits, but not the reason for the majority of us.

Hope this helps you decide, and didn't muddy things up even more for you.

Air hugs,

Jackie

Life is tough, but I'm tougher.

----Original Message Follows----

Reply-To: urticaria

To: <urticaria >

Subject: RE: Re: Possible dental connection

Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001 08:29:31 +0100

The problem is , with so many opinians I dont know if I sould extract or

retreat the tooth!!

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