Re: Pain after amalgam removal
- From: "Jacob" <spam@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 20:30:18 GMT
It is really impossible to diagnose your problem without seeing you. I
would contact your dentist immediately and explain the problem and see what
he says. It could resolve itself, but even if the pain goes away, there
still could be a problem. See your dentist and have it checked today!
"Praxus" <nextgen35@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I recently had four amalgam fillings replaced by composite;
> they where about 25 years old and the dentist said they needed
> replacement before they 'cracked' the teeth.
>
> Of the four, one molar was especially painful during drilling and I had
> to get it frozen before he could proceed (the others were ok without
> freezing).
>
> After a week, that one molar is still painful. The dentist mentioned I
> could have sensitivity / pain for a couple of weeks; but that one molar
> constantly aches, often I can feel the pain
> right up to my eye socket. Thats just on its own mind you. If I
> actually get that tooth hot or cold then the pain is terrible
> and lasts for a long time. So for now I am careful to only ingest
> room temperatures food / drinks and chew on the 'good' side of my
> mouth mostly.
>
> I am starting to really regret having the filling replaced - I had
> zero problems beforehand. Thought I'd check for opinions here
> before I get back to my dentist shortly. Its only been a week so
> not sure whether this could just be passing inflammation from the
> filling. Thanks!
>
.
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