Guest guest Posted July 28, 2007 Report Share Posted July 28, 2007 I had my amalgams removed yesterday (no problem there). But since the gaps were rather large the dentist decided to place provisional crowns and bridges over the teeth, instead of placing temproray fillings as first planned. This is because he did not want to drill the fillings all over again and put unnecessary strain on the teeth. Now, whatever ceramic material was used (Cool Temp A2) - I had the most AWFUL reaction to it - according to them it was to the white color - my mouth started burning horribly - I was in tears! I HAD to use chlorella tablets in my mouth, they gave them I really had no choice I was feeling so wretched - kept them there massaging them in the mouth till they became paste - 3 minutes -then spat it out, rinsed thoroughly, and only after a while the burning stopped. Then since the teeth had been shaved down to adjust the bridge to be placed, and the huge gaps I had in my teeth, they insisted they had to finish the job, so used the least bothersome (Cool Temp A1) material for the provisional (did not have that white coloring). The problem is the left side of the mouth still has problems (it starts to burn again if I eat ANYTHING - the right side luckily is not bothering (today one of the tiny provisionl 'crowns' over part of the tooth that had an amalgam removed, just fell out, so now I am just rinsing very well with water after I eat with the right side of the mouth). The amalgam removals did not bother me but the allergic reaction to the ceramic left me completely exhausted (I must have sat thru that session for at least half an hour before I insisted on speaking with the dentist himself - it was his assistant who handled the provisionals. (Later on I did get the IV Vit C with nothing added to it). Has anyone heard of such a thing happening before? I was very, very upset. DH and I had to travel out of town for this appointment. We went to eat some dinner that evening. I did not eat a morsel for my mouth started to burn and I literally just sat in the restaurant and cried my eyes out, right there in front of the other guests and dinner being served - I just could not stop. At this point I did not know if it was the mercury moving around in my system or just the entire episode that did a huge, gigantic number on my emotions. I had to do some deep breathing exercises to get myself to calm down before going to sleep. I was very, very depressed! And I was scared throughout my hazy sleep - felt very weird - almost as if I needed to conciously stay calm or I would go whacko. Was that the mercury - the little bit of chlorella - just the episode - a little bit of everything? I was relieved to get out of bed in the morning and see the sky. Today, the burning is not on the right side (work was down on both sides). But the left side (2 amalgams removed Lower Left and bridge work provisional done on Upper Left),burns even if I try to eat a boiled potato! This is happening only if I try to eat something on the left side. I don't know if the tissues of the palate and gums, cheek etc have been burnt and are hence sensitive right now - I don't know if just time will fix it or I need to take something for it. The dentist said she had never heard of such a thing happening before, it is an allergic reaction, I should have Vitamin E, drink lots of water, take Chlorella (to which I now said NO), take the aminos etc. But according to her I have to wait it out! Please anyone with more info, I need help. Now I don't know if I can go to another dentist to finish the job, since these guys have already made the impressions etc and just have to tell the lab when I decide to get the permanent crowns placed. If I use another dentist, does this mean I will have to go thru the whole procedure again? That seems like sheer torture and goodness knows what other harm I would be doing to my body. And here I was just focussing on the mercury issue!! Instead of celebrating that the amalgams are finally out I am feeling pretty low about all of this and very confused. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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