Teeth Issues and Burning Mouth Syndrome

Wow. This is the second thread I’ve started today!

I was diagnosed with Burning Mouth Syndrome a couple of years ago. Suffice it to say that it’s no fun. And after I had my gallbladder out my teeth started to deteriorate big time. Like, for instance, I went to a dentist the other day and they wanted to pull all of my lower teeth and about half of my upper teeth and sell me dentures and a partial for the upper part. Other dentists have tried to sell me implants both upper and lower, but I haven’t been able to afford them yet.

I did some research and dentures can aggravate BMS and so can implants! In this case, what do I do? I’m not joking when I say that at least 90% of my teeth either have cavities or are broken. Oh, the dentist also suggested crowns for every tooth or almost every tooth and that was going to be $45,000!

Burning mouth syndrome is a thing? Who knew?

This is my opinion only, you should follow medical advice and not some mouthy rando on the internet.

The teeth maybe what’s causing your mouth burning. Get them pulled out. Sooner, the better.

Then work on dentures after healing.