Re: Post root canal tooth sensitivity

From: Krzysztof Polanowski (sklep_at_valplast.pl)
Date: 12/31/04 

Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 06:25:39 +0100

take x-ray picture , if there is everything ok ,take bio-laser 3
appointments
permanent crown on temp cements for 1 month
regards
Uzytkownik "weezie" <grsgirl@aol.com> napisal w wiadomosci
news:1104466895.123637.88080@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> Hello all, it's Weezie again. Back with yet another tooth concern. I
> just had my root canal finished on Tuesday and capped with a temporary
> crown, awaiting the permanent one which will be done in two weeks. My
> question is, should that "dead" tooth still be sensitive to sweets? It
> seems to hurt a little (like a cavity) whenever I eat or drink
> something sweet. I told the dentist about it, and she assured me it was
> ok. Her and her assistant had both assured me there was no more cavity
> left. This is was second vitist for the same root canal. She had opened
> it up and cleaned it out in the first visit, and put a temp filling in,
> and then in the second visit she opened it up and sterilized it again.
> Should I bring this sensitivity up to her again, before she puts in the
> permanent crown? I just don't want to go back and retreat the root
> canal, when I knew I should have piped up about it. BTW, do I get
> charged twice for retreating the root canal?
>
>
> -Weezie
>

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