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leeveye
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Okay so I asked a question 2 days ago about my X-rays and my bone holding in the teeth, today.
Context from last visit
A little under a week ago I got a new crown and a filling done on 2 of my molars, I also got an X-ray for my wisdom teeth. With that I asked if my teeth were secured to the bone and got a positive response.
Context today
This morning I woke up with this itchy feeling all along the front bottom set of teeth and between my left insizers and left lateral insizers. When I got home I lightly flossed in case there was someone stuck and I didn't know, but there wasn't. Instead it bled a little bit. Which is not normal and I floss every day.
The relief went away when I was eating, but now it's returned. And my teeth are crowded and not wiggling but my OCD is convinced they're not.
Dental hygiene context
I didn't brush for about 7 years and I'm now 23, I started brushing again like 6 months ago regularly (2 times a day w/flossing). My teeth aren't in the greatest condition. But not the worst either.
My questions
-could there be an underlying issue not seen when doing a cleaning?
-could this be residual sensitivity from tartar removal 5 weeks ago?
-could this be a result of both bottom wisdom teeth coming in at the same time?
-is there a chance that I'm focusing on it too much and making it feel worse than it actually is?
-is this the early stages of pariodantal disease?
-should I be terrified
Context from last visit
A little under a week ago I got a new crown and a filling done on 2 of my molars, I also got an X-ray for my wisdom teeth. With that I asked if my teeth were secured to the bone and got a positive response.
Context today
This morning I woke up with this itchy feeling all along the front bottom set of teeth and between my left insizers and left lateral insizers. When I got home I lightly flossed in case there was someone stuck and I didn't know, but there wasn't. Instead it bled a little bit. Which is not normal and I floss every day.
The relief went away when I was eating, but now it's returned. And my teeth are crowded and not wiggling but my OCD is convinced they're not.
Dental hygiene context
I didn't brush for about 7 years and I'm now 23, I started brushing again like 6 months ago regularly (2 times a day w/flossing). My teeth aren't in the greatest condition. But not the worst either.
My questions
-could there be an underlying issue not seen when doing a cleaning?
-could this be residual sensitivity from tartar removal 5 weeks ago?
-could this be a result of both bottom wisdom teeth coming in at the same time?
-is there a chance that I'm focusing on it too much and making it feel worse than it actually is?
-is this the early stages of pariodantal disease?
-should I be terrified