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Broken Filling???

dublad23 · 2007-04-10 17:49:09

Hi I was at the dentist today to get 2 fillings. They were replacing one of my old ones and putting it one beside this one also. Since I have been home there has been little bits of hard silver pieces in my mouth - I presume these are pieces of filling. Is this normal? May it be from the old filling they replaced or should…

10-04-2007 5:49pm

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dublad23

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Hi

I was at the dentist today to get 2 fillings.

They were replacing one of my old ones and putting it one beside this one also.

Since I have been home there has been little bits of hard silver pieces in my mouth - I presume these are pieces of filling.

Is this normal? May it be from the old filling they replaced or should I go back to my Dentist.

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#2 13-07-2007 1:21pm

suitseir

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Yea it is. You could be spitting out pieces of the stuff for a day or two. It used to happen whenever I got fillings. Wash out your mouth with some warm water and a pinch or two of salt.

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