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Exactly one month ago , I got a filling on a molar
Ever since I got it , the filling felt sensitive but after 2 weeks it reached peak sensitivity , meaning I couldn’t eat on that tooth , I couldn’t chew , I couldn’t drink very cold drinks, ecc so I immediately went back to the dentist - TWICE! She did an X Ray to check , she checked my filling she said everything was alright , she asked me if the pain was persistent , if I had it all the time but I replied it only happens when I chew . She concluded it needs more healing .
Is this possible ? It’s never happened before and I got tons of fillings . I’m sort of concerned . It seems like it’s slightly better but it hasn’t gone away ?
Crumbs and small pieces of food make it more sensitive . Do you think it needs a root canal ? Should I go ahead and get one ( I could afford it) is it worth it in my situation or ... do I just wait and see if the sensitivity goes away ?
Also this tooth had some complications during the filling process when the dentist started drilling on my tooth the anesthesia hadn’t quite kicked in yet (never happened before ) and she drilled with me feeling all the pain .it was very painful . I had to stop her and She had to give me 4 more injections . I wonder if that could be the reason why it feels super sensitive now .like if that irritated it inside or something . Any help is greatly appreciated
Ever since I got it , the filling felt sensitive but after 2 weeks it reached peak sensitivity , meaning I couldn’t eat on that tooth , I couldn’t chew , I couldn’t drink very cold drinks, ecc so I immediately went back to the dentist - TWICE! She did an X Ray to check , she checked my filling she said everything was alright , she asked me if the pain was persistent , if I had it all the time but I replied it only happens when I chew . She concluded it needs more healing .
Is this possible ? It’s never happened before and I got tons of fillings . I’m sort of concerned . It seems like it’s slightly better but it hasn’t gone away ?
Crumbs and small pieces of food make it more sensitive . Do you think it needs a root canal ? Should I go ahead and get one ( I could afford it) is it worth it in my situation or ... do I just wait and see if the sensitivity goes away ?
Also this tooth had some complications during the filling process when the dentist started drilling on my tooth the anesthesia hadn’t quite kicked in yet (never happened before ) and she drilled with me feeling all the pain .it was very painful . I had to stop her and She had to give me 4 more injections . I wonder if that could be the reason why it feels super sensitive now .like if that irritated it inside or something . Any help is greatly appreciated