Tag Archives: tooth extraction

Liver clot after dental implant surgery

liver clot dental extraction

Liver clot in dentistry Liver clots are poor clots that continues to bleed and protrudes from the surgical site.  It looks like liver tissue, thus the name.  Another name for these clots is a currant jelly clot. Typically the patient is on a blood thinner. Treatment of the liver clot First of all you should […]

Without CBCT impossible to know no bone for dental implant

Tooth needs dental implant

This PA was close to worthless as far as diagnostics goes The low does CBCT scan we have in our office leaves no doubt as to what is going on.  Besides being a great diagnostic tool, it also informed us we would have to mange this area carefully to allow for a dental implant to […]

Complex odontoma – 232 TEETH!!!!!!!

Wheaton family dental practice

Complex odontoma – 232 TEETH!!!!!!! This young man had a complex odontoma (a benign growth that consists of many teeth tightly packed together) removed in India during a 7 hour surgery.  The amount of teeth or teeth like fragments that were taken out is simply amazing!!! If this isn’t a world record it must be […]

Cracked tooth root canal

Wheaton cosmetic dentist Bryan Bauer

Case of the week                                     Cracked tooth syndrome I chose this case this week because it, like many cracked tooth syndrome teeth, was difficult to diagnose and caused significant suffering for the patient prior to extraction. Liza came to see me on a Monday in severe pain in her upper right jaw.  As with most cracked […]