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TooManyFillings
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- Apr 15, 2008
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I have a very slightly sharp ridge on one of my molars as a result of a filling a few weeks ago. It's not bad and not causing me any major problems, it just irritates me at times.
The ridge is as a result of the inner filling being a touch lower than the surrounding enamel, something which I didn't at first notice due to having a numb tongue!
My dentist lives a fair way from me so I'm curious if I can do anything and so use something to take the edge off the area. I know enamel is tough stuff so would it be acceptable to use a normal, very fine nail file? It really is such a tiny area which the dentist could whisk off in a second with his drill!
Thanks
The ridge is as a result of the inner filling being a touch lower than the surrounding enamel, something which I didn't at first notice due to having a numb tongue!
My dentist lives a fair way from me so I'm curious if I can do anything and so use something to take the edge off the area. I know enamel is tough stuff so would it be acceptable to use a normal, very fine nail file? It really is such a tiny area which the dentist could whisk off in a second with his drill!
Thanks

