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How To Relieve Burning Pain In The Upper Right Quad Area After Having Dentures Replaced?

Hi, im a 55 yr old female, had problems with my teeth decaying for years, (always sat in the dentist chair q 6 mths as a child) and this past Fall had the rest of my teeth pulled and dentures placed....I am f/u with my dentist, but now have pain in my right upper quad area, which feels like nerves on fire! Help



Tue, 4 Mar 2014
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thanks for your query,
i have gone through your question, i feel you have got a fungal infection over the denture wearing area...that will cause pain and burning sensation, stop using the denture for 5days and you need to apply topical antifungal ointment...other cause for your pain could be a sharp boundary of your denture for that you need to consult your dentist to treat that...
i hope my answer will help you...
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How To Relieve Burning Pain In The Upper Right Quad Area After Having Dentures Replaced?

thanks for your query, i have gone through your question, i feel you have got a fungal infection over the denture wearing area...that will cause pain and burning sensation, stop using the denture for 5days and you need to apply topical antifungal ointment...other cause for your pain could be a sharp boundary of your denture for that you need to consult your dentist to treat that... i hope my answer will help you...