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Visitor asks:

Hello,
I have been having dental problems for quite some time and they seem never-ending. Recently I had composite veneers on the first six teeth, but they were not made correctly and precisely, so I had many problems with them. Another dentist therefore revised the filling on the central incisor and canine, and also treated granulomas on the lower and upper second premolars. The problem is that I have the feeling that some strange fluid is draining above the repaired upper central incisor. I also have a small bump on the hard palate behind the central and lateral incisors. A month ago I paid privately to have all these composite veneers removed, because I thought the sensation of pus or some strange fluid draining was caused by them. The dentist made zirconia-ceramic crowns, but the condition has still not improved. No specialist can see the problem either on the images or in my mouth; what else should I do? I take care of oral hygiene, use a Curaprox brush and mouthwash....
I have already read all the forums. I do not know whether it might be some kind of cyst or something more serious, and whether that would not be visible on a panoramic X-ray?
Please help

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Dear Sir/Madam!

Problems with swelling and pain are not related to veneers or crowns, but to pathological processes around the root apices, which can be directly related to root canal treatment. In my opinion, the pathology should be visible on an X-ray. 

Have a nice day!


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