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I've recently got my dental crown checked by the dentist and told him I had pain when flossing one side of it (closest to the front). They ran some floss through it themselves, and also took a x-ray of it. They said that the crown is fine, and isn't compromised and is still sealed.
They suggested that this might be some dentin that's causing the sensitivity. And it's nothing to worry about. They suggested using sensodyne on some floss to reduce the sensitivity.
Honestly, I can live with the pain as it's seconds every day which is insignificant, however I keep second guessing myself, it's not that I don't trust my dentist as they have been great it's just my anxiety.
Does what that my dentist suggested it is, make sense? And really isn't anything to worry about?
They suggested that this might be some dentin that's causing the sensitivity. And it's nothing to worry about. They suggested using sensodyne on some floss to reduce the sensitivity.
Honestly, I can live with the pain as it's seconds every day which is insignificant, however I keep second guessing myself, it's not that I don't trust my dentist as they have been great it's just my anxiety.
Does what that my dentist suggested it is, make sense? And really isn't anything to worry about?