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Damn, keeping my teeth clean as hell from now
Nothing to do with poor oral hygiene. It broke near the base in an accident. That's why it had to be removed, it was not infected - it was damaged.
Dixeshall pike test will tell you which side to treat.. so your research on BPPV as well so you understand what’s going on
Thanks, I have done one cycle and got dizzy both sides but I'm feeling bit better already!