t3 and dentist apptointment

[Guest guest]

Why does the t3 meds come along with a pharmacy sheet that states that one

should notify dentist before having any dental procedures done.

I'm trying to understand how t3 affets dental treatment.

When I was on syncrap I had a dental cleaning that left me with inflamed and

painful gums for at least two weeks. Granted, I wasn't on hc at taht time.

NOw I am on hc, and will have a dental cleaning today. Should I be taking extra

hc before a dental cleaning?

What will my dentist do differently due to my being on t3?

[Guest guest]

>Why does the t3 meds come along with a pharmacy sheet that states that one

should notify dentist before having any dental procedures done.

The anesthetic used contains epinephrine (synthetic adrenaline) and

this can be too much of a stimulant sometimes

From http://www.dentalfearcentral.org/allergy_novacaine.html

>Why use epinephrine in the first place?

>

>Epinephrine is added to the local anaesthetic for a good reason: it makes it

work longer and more efficiently. For example, the most commonly used local

anesthetic (lidocaine 2% with 1:100,000 epi) numbs the tooth for one hour, but

without the epi, it only numbs the tooth for 5-10 minutes. Epinephrine also acts

as a " vasoconstrictor " : it stops soft tissues from bleeding.

>I'm trying to understand how t3 affets dental treatment.

>What will my dentist do differently due to my being on t3?

If you tell your dentist they can decide whether to use alternative

local anesthetics

>

>When I was on syncrap I had a dental cleaning that left me with inflamed and

painful gums for at least two weeks. Granted, I wasn't on hc at taht time.

>

>NOw I am on hc, and will have a dental cleaning today. Should I be taking extra

hc before a dental cleaning?

>

Cleaning shouldn't be an issue.

If you are worried about it then a stress dose of HC can relieve your

anxiety

Nick

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this info!

I can't recall how much is a stress dose: 2.5 or 5?

>

> >Why does the t3 meds come along with a pharmacy sheet that states that one

should notify dentist before having any dental procedures done.

>

> The anesthetic used contains epinephrine (synthetic adrenaline) and

> this can be too much of a stimulant sometimes

>

> From http://www.dentalfearcentral.org/allergy_novacaine.html

>

> >Why use epinephrine in the first place?

> >

> >Epinephrine is added to the local anaesthetic for a good reason: it makes it

work longer and more efficiently. For example, the most commonly used local

anesthetic (lidocaine 2% with 1:100,000 epi) numbs the tooth for one hour, but

without the epi, it only numbs the tooth for 5-10 minutes. Epinephrine also acts

as a " vasoconstrictor " : it stops soft tissues from bleeding.

>

> >I'm trying to understand how t3 affets dental treatment.

> >What will my dentist do differently due to my being on t3?

>

>

> If you tell your dentist they can decide whether to use alternative

> local anesthetics

> >

> >When I was on syncrap I had a dental cleaning that left me with inflamed and

painful gums for at least two weeks. Granted, I wasn't on hc at taht time.

> >

> >NOw I am on hc, and will have a dental cleaning today. Should I be taking

extra hc before a dental cleaning?

> >

>

> Cleaning shouldn't be an issue.

>

> If you are worried about it then a stress dose of HC can relieve your

> anxiety

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this info!

I can't recall how much is a stress dose: 2.5 or 5?

>

> >Why does the t3 meds come along with a pharmacy sheet that states that one

should notify dentist before having any dental procedures done.

>

> The anesthetic used contains epinephrine (synthetic adrenaline) and

> this can be too much of a stimulant sometimes

>

> From http://www.dentalfearcentral.org/allergy_novacaine.html

>

> >Why use epinephrine in the first place?

> >

> >Epinephrine is added to the local anaesthetic for a good reason: it makes it

work longer and more efficiently. For example, the most commonly used local

anesthetic (lidocaine 2% with 1:100,000 epi) numbs the tooth for one hour, but

without the epi, it only numbs the tooth for 5-10 minutes. Epinephrine also acts

as a " vasoconstrictor " : it stops soft tissues from bleeding.

>

> >I'm trying to understand how t3 affets dental treatment.

> >What will my dentist do differently due to my being on t3?

>

>

> If you tell your dentist they can decide whether to use alternative

> local anesthetics

> >

> >When I was on syncrap I had a dental cleaning that left me with inflamed and

painful gums for at least two weeks. Granted, I wasn't on hc at taht time.

> >

> >NOw I am on hc, and will have a dental cleaning today. Should I be taking

extra hc before a dental cleaning?

> >

>

> Cleaning shouldn't be an issue.

>

> If you are worried about it then a stress dose of HC can relieve your

> anxiety

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

>Thanks for this info!

>I can't recall how much is a stress dose: 2.5 or 5?

depends on the time of day and how much you are on.

You can try 2.5 and take another 2.5 if needed

Nick

[Guest guest]

>Thanks for this info!

>I can't recall how much is a stress dose: 2.5 or 5?

depends on the time of day and how much you are on.

You can try 2.5 and take another 2.5 if needed

Nick

[Guest guest]

>Thanks for this info!

>I can't recall how much is a stress dose: 2.5 or 5?

depends on the time of day and how much you are on.

You can try 2.5 and take another 2.5 if needed

Nick