News:

Just a reminder: if you haven't signed in for six months or more, please do so if you wish to remain active...no need to post, just sign in so we know you're still interested.

Main Menu

Dental Xrays and Dry mouth.

Started by Joe S., January 18, 2012, 02:37:33 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

Joe S.

I had read and article by Susan Summers about how her radiation therapy killed additional cells. She used stem cell therapy to recover.

I was in the dentist chair today getting an Xray of the tooth that I broke yesterday. I noticed that our glands could be over exposed to radiation. Who thinks this may be part of the cause of our dry mouth?
bkn C4 & C5, herniation's 7 n, 5 t, 4 l, Nerve Damage
Lisinopril, Amlodipine, Pantoprazole, Metformin, Furosemide, Glimepiride,
Centrum Silver, Cinnamon, Magnesium, Flaxseed, Inositol, D3, ALA, ALC, Aleve, cistanche
Reiki, reflexology, meditation, electro-herbalism

susan



I hadn't thought about this, but I do know that most of us have had lots of dental X-rays!

I remember Sjogrens became a "formal" diagnosis in the 30s---don't know how much regular prophylaxis was done at that time----& still folks had dry mouth.

Good food for thought, Joe!
Sjogrens, Stills disease, Acromegaly, Interstitial cystitis

Plaquenil, Prednisone, Octreotide injectable, Crestor, Xanax

Parched

I remember when I first started having dry mouth if it was related to some dental work I had had done...  You got me thinking and wondering now.

season

I have had tons of dental work done and my mouth and face hasn't been the same since.

Also, I have read a lot about the fillings in our teeth not being a good thing either.

irish

I have had a ton of dental x-rays in the last 60 years plus a ton of cat scans and Mri's the last few years. I have not noticed that I am anymore dry than I was many years ago. I just can't say that I ever worried about that.

I do swear that I glow in the dark from all the rays I have been exposed to. I got to be 69 years old so I guess it is too late to do anything about the past. Irish ;D

eyeamdry

Joe:  I have to say that I'm not sure I'd listen or read Suzanne Sommers writings.  I'm sure some have merit, but for me she is a flake.  I had b. cancer about the time she did and no way would I have listened to her and followed her plan.  I'm just sayin'...so if anyone loves Suzanne Sommers, be nice.  I like her too and wish I looked like her as we are close in age.   But, no way.