Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 My numbness def. did. I found I got frustrated with moving food around as there was a 'deadzone'. Its gone now, 2 years post op. Happy to say. I do have a small less than one square inch on my chin that has altered sensations. Now did anyone just have upper or just genio and what were your numbness experiences? SHiloh > Has (or did) anyone with numbness on the roof of their mouth think > that it affected their ability to taste (& enjoy) eating food? I am > about 7 1/2 weeks post op from upper jaw surgery, and got my splint > out after 6 weeks. I have been starting to chew some, but I find > that the numbness just seems to interfere with the tasting and > satisfaction of eating. My tongue is not numb at all, so I didn't > understand why this is happening. (I originally thought that the > tongue is where all your taste buds are, but I found out about 25 % > of your taste buds are on the roof of your mouth). > > Sometimes I try to push the food more to the side of my tongue, to > feel some " taste " and that helps a little, but it just doesn't help > enough. > > Anybody else experience this same frustration? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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