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gamergirl123
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does anyone know about how long a filling should be cold sensetive b4 things get better?
on june 25th, I got a couple fillings in the back and they used the stuff that's tooth colored and dentists are using more often and not the traditional silver filling. I've been noticing that over the last couple weeks or so i'm having some cold sensitivity on the back left tooth when I drink or eat really cold stuff(ice cream and drinks with ice) and i'm just wondering if it's something that I should have checked out or if it's normal. I really can't say with certainty further back then that on if I've had sensitivity issues or not since I don't eat that much really cold and don't have really cold drinks that much since I prefer room temp soda.
tooth sensitivity when chewing isn't a current issue since I mostly use my right side to chew and the right filling is behaving(knock on wood) but I did have it happen in the past. I just ate some chees puffs and no problems on the left. July 5th I had an incident with a piece of pork that sent a dull lightening bolt sensation in the area. Boy talk about a sensation that I haven't experienced in a while and do not miss.
I tried googling my question but i'm striking out over here.
on june 25th, I got a couple fillings in the back and they used the stuff that's tooth colored and dentists are using more often and not the traditional silver filling. I've been noticing that over the last couple weeks or so i'm having some cold sensitivity on the back left tooth when I drink or eat really cold stuff(ice cream and drinks with ice) and i'm just wondering if it's something that I should have checked out or if it's normal. I really can't say with certainty further back then that on if I've had sensitivity issues or not since I don't eat that much really cold and don't have really cold drinks that much since I prefer room temp soda.
tooth sensitivity when chewing isn't a current issue since I mostly use my right side to chew and the right filling is behaving(knock on wood) but I did have it happen in the past. I just ate some chees puffs and no problems on the left. July 5th I had an incident with a piece of pork that sent a dull lightening bolt sensation in the area. Boy talk about a sensation that I haven't experienced in a while and do not miss.
I tried googling my question but i'm striking out over here.
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