What causes persistent heart palpitations and should I be worried?

My general approach to palpitations involves a detailed history and examination, followed by investigations tailored to each patient’s clinical presentation. As there are many causes of palpitations, a detailed assessment is needed to distinguish the various causes. When looking out for irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmia) in particular, I pay attention to the heart rate (too slow or too fast?) , blood pressure (too low or too high?) , pulse (regular or irregular?) I will also auscultate the heart to check for abnormal heart sounds like murmurs.

Yes. We definitely have seen that happen. Sometimes people lose a lot of teeth because they have gum disease. Let’s say you get 8 teeth extracted at one time, then you have to put in implants. The thing about having multiple teeth is that if they are in a gap, you do not have to replace every single tooth lost with a dental implant. Sometimes we can have dental implant bridges, so say you lost like 8 teeth, you can actually have 5 posts. So 8 teeth hanging on the 5 posts. Those are called dental implant bridges.