My immune deficiency (low IgG, IgA) after lyme seems to be affecting oral health. EDIT: dental fraud

Yes he did say that. He is cautious and is aware of the possible bad side affects.

He will certainly do one or maybe a couple at a time though (I'm assuming here)..........thats part of his job.

But to replace five, just for the sake of doing them, when they still function on top of it? He advised against this practice in a "conventional dentistry" clinic. Guessing he learned this from patients as he is just a regular ,dentist, but a smart and honest one apparently.

If this new crown fits well, Ill have him replace one more ( a newer resin one that fits poor) that is also a food catch before it gets a cavity under it.

Interesting thread!

My husband had surgery on his nose - due to a deviated septum.
The entire experience was very unpleasant.
And - It didn’t really help much.
I recall he had a splint up his nose after the surgery that had to be removed several days later.
The surgeon just grabbed ahold of it and yanked it out. It was stuck in there (dried up blood).
My husband just about passed out - from the pain.

He also has dry mouth at night. He was using xylitol (maybe still is) discs in his cheeks - places them just before going to sleep. I think they help somewhat.

mariajohn76 and general update:

I am cured of lyme for 5-6 years. I do have low immune cells levels which is something to pay attention though. This never improved, with some people it just doesn't, and many don't know since they don't test for it anyway.

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Long post, yes, so I'll repeat:

*** this was Dental Fraud from younger dentists praying on clients who have not been to a dentist in over one year (state covid restrictions). Two listed various filling needs and were different tooth #'s!!!!!!!!***( both were in a hurry and gave me zero details)

I did not have seven cavities of various locations. The experienced, honest, middle aged dentist proved it.

Only thing they all had in common was my obvious cavity under the old crown. Luckily it didnt need a root canal (nerve removal).

But My TMJ acted up again from all the oral wrenching from "old crown removal/rebuilding". Chiro gave me jaw TMJ exercises.