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Had a filling, now adjacent tooth hurts????

Jessibelle · 2007-04-05 23:25:37

Hey all, just a quick question before I start to fret!:o About two weeks ago I had my upper right wisdom tooth and the tooth in front of it filled with a composite filling. A couple of days later, I bit down while chewing, not using an extreme amount of pressure, when the (next)third tooth from the back had a pain. To be…

05-04-2007 11:25pm

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Jessibelle

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Hey all, just a quick question before I start to fret!:o
About two weeks ago I had my upper right wisdom tooth and the tooth in front of it filled with a composite filling. A couple of days later, I bit down while chewing, not using an extreme amount of pressure, when the (next)third tooth from the back had a pain. To be clearer, wisdom tooth and the next tooth had fillings, the next tooth has the pain (wasn't touched by the dentist). Ever since then the tooth hurts when I bite down on certain foods. This is my first time ever having a filling so I've no idea is this normal or should i be worried and brave the dentists again??
Thanks!!

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#2 25-11-2008 5:52pm

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It might be that the fillings you had done are too high and need to be reduced. This may be the cause of your problem but in any case you need to return to the dentist.

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