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Lucyloodle

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Sensitivity After Fillings Posted: 05-04-06 09:51am


I had 2 fillings done yesterday in two of my adjacent back teeth. One of the teeth had a visible whole and the decay was just about at the nerve as I had started to feel a bit of pain there. While the dentist was drilling it was very painful despite the injection i'd had. Today the teeth are still very sensitive- especially to hot and cold foods/liquids. I can also feel a constant dull pain in the area. The hole was very deep and i'm worried that she didnt get all of the rotten bits out, and this is causing the pain and sensitivity. Or that she didnt put enough amalgam in it, and the food/liquids are getting into the drilled hole. Could either of these things could be the case? Lucy

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