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Dowa
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Joined : Sep 2008
Posts : 1120
Posted 10/6/2008 2:17 PM (GMT -8)
Does anyone have trouble with their teeth that can contribute it to Lyme? I have one problem after another and my dog who had Lyme had horrible looking teeth. Is there a connection and does it involve the blood flow to the teeth as well? Anyone have dental problems?  Thanks-
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Razzle
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Joined : Aug 2007
Posts : 4415
Posted 10/6/2008 5:57 PM (GMT -8)
I have recurrent dental pain that has no identifiable cause, which is a known Lyme symptom.
Because Lyme can do so much to the body, I would not be surprised if it could cause dental problems. Vitamin C deficiency (or insufficiency) can markedly affect the teeth and gums. You might try finding a biologic dentist to see if they can shed more light on your situation. Good luck,
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JELAINEP
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Joined : Sep 2007
Posts : 2017
Posted 10/6/2008 6:14 PM (GMT -8)
Thank God, I haven't had any LD related dental problems. I do rinse with 1/2 Peroxide 1/2 water and baking soda one or twice a day and I also use regular toothpaste.

I now have to add "dentist" to my ever growing list of exams, tesing and doctors to see... it never ends.
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Lymebean
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Joined : Nov 2007
Posts : 267
Posted 10/6/2008 7:57 PM (GMT -8)

I have had a lo of tooth pain throughout my mandibular cavity. I just had to say "mandibular cavity"since I don't get a chance too often. A few weeks ago, my teeth were very sensitive. They all hurt. They are better now. I am waiting on my latest Vitamin D and other labs to come through to see if there is anything amiss. In the meantime, I seem to be developing a case of oral thrush with white plaques and some chancre types of sore, so going into my LLMd tomorrow to get it checked out tomorrow.

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