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epinephrine is not an anesthetic. epinephrine is added to the anesthetic to make it last longer. it comes in 90% of all local anesthetics we have at our disposal. it makes the anesthetic more profound
gwyn first off, let me apologize about the delay in getting back to you. i did not get this question until this morning. now to answer your questions, your teeth sound very healthy. you have had some
sometimes kids start losing their primary or baby or milk teeth by age 5. they may be done losing all of these by age 10. other kids still do not start until 7 or 8 and not be done by 14. each child is
niki this sounds like you have a tooth that is beginning to abscess. you need to get into your dentist for an xray and examination. if the nerve has died, you might need a root canal done on it. the antibiotic
sometimes it takes 6-9 months go get some in. the best way to really know what is going on is to go in to the dentist and get an xray and exam. you want to make sure permanent teeth are not getting caught
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