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Filling still sore when flossing a few months later

Lame Lantern · 2013-08-19 05:58:11

Hi folks, you guys were really useful in the past so here's another quick question for you. I had an interdental filling done about 3 months ago now. The tooth at the location of the filling is still sore when I floss (no pain otherwise). It's one of those white fillings if that makes a difference. Money's very tight so I…

19-08-2013 5:58am

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Lame Lantern

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Hi folks, you guys were really useful in the past so here's another quick question for you.

I had an interdental filling done about 3 months ago now. The tooth at the location of the filling is still sore when I floss (no pain otherwise). It's one of those white fillings if that makes a difference.

Money's very tight so I don't want to risk getting stuck with a bill for a check-up not covered by PSRI if all that'll come out of it is a pat on a shoulder and some reassurance.

So, worth scheduling an appointment for? What are dentists looking for based on this kind of complaint?

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