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Filling

Mickeroo · 2011-08-09 15:31:24

Had a filling done yesterday, wasn't my first. It looks like a composite as it's a lighter colour than my others but not sure. Thing is it's actually way more painful now than before I had it done. It's extremely sensitive, it also feel like it's too high so i can't close my teeth together properly. I read somewhere it can…

09-08-2011 3:31pm

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Mickeroo

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Had a filling done yesterday, wasn't my first. It looks like a composite as it's a lighter colour than my others but not sure. Thing is it's actually way more painful now than before I had it done. It's extremely sensitive, it also feel like it's too high so i can't close my teeth together properly. I read somewhere it can be normal for composite fillings to be sensitive at first, is this true? They have me down to come in again in a week for a cleaning and that, should I just wait til then? I can barely chew with it at the moment.

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#2 09-08-2011 6:18pm

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take a pain killer and give it two days say me as a recent patient.

The pros may want to add their weight to same here.....

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