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Former Member
A few years ago my ex-endodontist told me there was nothing wrong with my tooth and to see a neurologist. The Neuro didn't know what was wrong and classified me as Atypical face pain. I had none of the symptoms of nerolgia. Six months later they X-ray me and find out I was right all along and that the tooth was accessed. They fixed it.
Now the other side had a root canal and apico. The pain from the apico healed and started to get better but then started to get worse. My new endo said it's fine and that I might have nerolgia. I don't have the symptoms of nerolgia and I told him my whole story but he suggested I see a different Neuro. He said pulling the tooth is unlikely to solve to pain.
I had the apico 3 weeks ago. I am going to have it pulled out next week.
It seems like the Nerologist referral is common, correct? I really don't think there's anything wrong with me besides my tooth. But hearing that again is making me very worried. I'm perfectly healthy and 37 years old. I would appreciate your thoughts. It's going to be awhile before it's pulled and healed and I'm worried sick. Thank you.
Now the other side had a root canal and apico. The pain from the apico healed and started to get better but then started to get worse. My new endo said it's fine and that I might have nerolgia. I don't have the symptoms of nerolgia and I told him my whole story but he suggested I see a different Neuro. He said pulling the tooth is unlikely to solve to pain.
I had the apico 3 weeks ago. I am going to have it pulled out next week.
It seems like the Nerologist referral is common, correct? I really don't think there's anything wrong with me besides my tooth. But hearing that again is making me very worried. I'm perfectly healthy and 37 years old. I would appreciate your thoughts. It's going to be awhile before it's pulled and healed and I'm worried sick. Thank you.