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FeelTingly after fillings

Tim Robbins · 2009-01-21 10:37:36

Hi, I got four fillings last Saturday. Today, Wed, my teeth still feel a little bit sensitive. Not bad enough to have to take a pain killer, or to be kept awake, but noticeably tingly as if something was stuck in them or the nerves are going a bit. Any advice?

21-01-2009 10:37am

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Tim Robbins

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Hi,
I got four fillings last Saturday. Today, Wed, my teeth still feel a little bit sensitive. Not bad enough to have to take a pain killer, or to be kept awake, but noticeably tingly as if something was stuck in them or the nerves are going a bit.

Any advice?

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#2 22-01-2009 9:29am

claireeney

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i dont have any advice as such but i got one filling the day before yesterday and my mouth hasnt felt right since. it is getting better or else im getting used to it but yesterday i could feel my jaw/gum twitching (??). thats stopped now but i can imagine if you have 4 fillings it would carry on a bit longer. if your really worried could you call your dentist??

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#3 22-01-2009 11:21pm

suzieb

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Use a sensitive toothpaste. Sensodyne is best.

your teeth will always be sensitive after a filling,i know mine always are-a drill has just gone through your tooth to remove decay its obv going to be sensitive for a while...

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