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Kri.s
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this all began when one of my teeth split down the middle one night in november, i had to get an emergency operation to sort it out, the dentist at the time put in a temp filling, which 2 weeks later was given a smaller filling, then a temporary crown some weeks later, at the same time of the second filling he put fillings in 2 of my other teeth (which have been consistently sensitive to coldness no matter how mild and to a degree hotness) the dentist said that this should settle, it did not.. any way earlier this week he put a crown on the original problem tooth and i told him that i was feeling sensitive pains through the temporary crown and he told me that i shouldn't have been because he had removed the nerve which to me seems logical, but i can't deny that i'm having this pain still, if anything cold touches the crown i feel a sharp sort of painful sensation that lingers for 30 seconds to a minute, this pain is stronger than the pain felt in the teeth with standard fillings (and nerve intact).. so my question is, how is this happening? thanks.
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