advice about numbness on right side of mouth
 

when ever i go to eat on my right side, it's all cold.

maybe i'm not making sense, it does not hurt as such it's just a cold sensation as if the teeth on that side have been frozen.

is this normal?

is there something i can do?

You need to gimme the number for your dealer.

well,

thanks for that worthless post.

i guess someone has to make them

It could be nerve damage, it could be gum disease, it could be tooth decay.

It is probably not midgets with freeze rays, but it may be allergies.

I would advise you talk to a registered oral care practitioner.

When you go to WebMD and tell it you have jaw pain; you get a neat little pop up advising you to seek immediate medical attention. Which, coincidentally, is exactly what I was going to say. I would start with a PCP, your regular doctor would be fine.

Even if someone on here was able to do a differential and qualified to give you actual medical advice, they probably wouldn't be irresponsible enough to try.

web md?

what is that.

i should really know, but yeah.

thanks for talking sense guys

WebMD is a site that lets you look up symptoms and gives advice.

WebMD - Better information. Better health.

It's not a bad place to start, but in terms of trustworthy information I prefer the Mayo Clinic's site: Mayo Clinic medical information and tools for healthy living - MayoClinic.com

Make an appointment with your doctor. While there are certainly some clever people on the internet, medical concerns are better brought up with a licensed medical professional.

it could be a vit B deficiency....but you need to go to a Dr ....

Well done, sir.

Oooh ooooh...let me chime in with my lack of medical knowledge.

Sounds like MS...I have MS and that happens to me ALL the time.


Seriously, I agree with Willravel. It could be a hundred different things. See someone who knows what they are talking about and can back that up with credentials.

WebMD always says I have cancer....