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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam!! In 2004 I had my lower left wisdom tooth removed at oral surgery in Celje—Dr Žgank—but I still feel pain in the lower left area!!! Despite several visits to oral surgery in Celje and Ljubljana, nobody wants to open the area to see whether a nerve may have been compressed! My dentist says it is almost certainly the nerve! I would like to know whether you can help me in any way? Kind regards, Grega
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Considering that the tooth was extracted several years ago and you still feel pain, I believe this is neuralgic pain. Whether the problem is the result of nerve injury or not is impossible to say. Neuralgia is very difficult to treat and treatment is often unsuccessful. Vitamin B supplementation, laser treatment and nerve blocks may or may not be successful. I believe you are in good hands at the clinic and that they will know how to help you appropriately.
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