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My 2 Year Old Knocked my Bridge out - Philadelphia, PA

UPDATED FROM Mommyx2boyz
19 days pre

Day 1 after surgery

Mommyx2boyz
$5,000
I had the surgery yesterday and everything went well. I did wake up several times during the surgery. Not sure why. I woke up with a bunch of needle marks on my hand and inside my elbow. I have a lot of bruising where they stuck me. I have been able to get away with just taking Motrin. I'm not in any pain and not swollen. I haven't been able to wear my flipper bc it digs right into the stitches. It's really embarrassing being toothless at my desk. I've tried to warn people but it doesn't help.

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April 10, 2014
From the X-ray it looks like you had an infection going. Did they put bone graft? Did they do an X-ray of just the bridge location, so it's more clear?
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April 10, 2014
P.S. Do you have an X-ray of the area before the tooth was extracted?
April 10, 2014
No I was congenital missing the teeth. My son knocked out my bridge with his head.
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April 10, 2014
Do you have issues with the teeth on which the bridge was placed?
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April 10, 2014
Congratulations on getting through the surgery!  My mom was in so much pain after getting implants.  Do you think that the mini-implants are less painful or you just had a good doctor? :D

BTW--one of the pics is broken, I think?  Please let me know if you'd like help fixing that. 

Happy healing!
UPDATED FROM Mommyx2boyz
21 days pre

Forgot the rest

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April 9, 2014
Get the scan and go to someone else who specializes in implantology, preferably with MSD in their title. I posted before a link to a local dentist who does zirconia implants, but it's not allowed apparently. I am allowed to repost the name -- Clement A Guarlotti, just google
UPDATED FROM Mommyx2boyz
21 days pre

Some pics

Mommyx2boyz
I figured id share some pics of before surgery.

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