The device is not available for return.An assessment of the case was completed by valeant medical personnel.Temporary paresthesia is a common complication of dental treatment, possibly from the local anesthetic, dental treatment or injection.The paresthesia is resolving which in most cases, dictates it will continue to resolve.A review of the manufacturing records concluded there were no observed abnormalities and the batch was manufactured in accordance with all specified requirements.Based on all information, no causal factors can be determined and no conclusion can be drawn.
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A dentist reported that five days after dental treatment, a patient had burning and numbness on the left side of the tongue as well as numbness of the left mandibular gingiva.During the dental treatment, the doctor administered 2 injections of lidocaine with epi 1:100,000 for a fractured tooth #17 for a restoration.Injections were inferior alveolar nerve block (ianb), lingual and long buccal.The dentist prescribed medrol dose pack and pain medication, norco 325.The patient completed the medrol dose pack and stopped the pain medication as the burning tongue resolved.The paresthesia is resolving.The tip of patient's tongue is no longer numb and the burning has resolved.At this time, there has been no change in patient status.
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