My mother is a cancer patient (non Hodgkins lyphoma).
Cancer was diagnosed in 2005.. her medicines has been completed along with chemotherapy n lights radiation.due to which her tooth has been completely ridden now.. need suggestions on it
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Step 1 - visit dentist nearby
Step 2 - get OPG done
Step 3 - get diagnosis for all teeth by doc
Step 4 - start with full mouth rehabilitation treatment
You mean Teeth have been destroyed? Or has ban removed ?
If teeth are present then try to preserve it if possible by doing Root Canal treatment and replacing the missing teeth with the crowns and bridges.
Next Steps
After chemotherapy usually the salivation is reduced which aggravates the teeth decay
Health Tips
Use salivary substitute ! Increase maintenance! Rehabilitate teeth.
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