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AshNaz
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- Aug 23, 2019
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- California
Hello -
My long story short is - I had molar #3 with a cracked filling - then crown - then root canal - then extraction.....all with a ton of pain, impact to my ability to talk, eat, socializing, etc. and all over this past summer - in 3 months.
I have never, ever experienced something like this (I am 51).
My whole life I go to the dentist - have an issue - dentist fixes it I am good.
This felt like failure after failure after failure - and much anxiety now.
I am two weeks out from the extraction and it is slow slow slow healing - still so very sore, but healing.
My question is this - my two neighbor teeth are very sensitive, especially to pressure.
It is a different kind of pain - more sore, bruise like pain - than what I had before (excrutiating nerve zings) - So.....I am wondering - what is a reasonable amount of time that I should allow the area and the two neighbor teeth to heal before I try to "fix" them.
Ack!
My long story short is - I had molar #3 with a cracked filling - then crown - then root canal - then extraction.....all with a ton of pain, impact to my ability to talk, eat, socializing, etc. and all over this past summer - in 3 months.
I have never, ever experienced something like this (I am 51).
My whole life I go to the dentist - have an issue - dentist fixes it I am good.
This felt like failure after failure after failure - and much anxiety now.
I am two weeks out from the extraction and it is slow slow slow healing - still so very sore, but healing.
My question is this - my two neighbor teeth are very sensitive, especially to pressure.
It is a different kind of pain - more sore, bruise like pain - than what I had before (excrutiating nerve zings) - So.....I am wondering - what is a reasonable amount of time that I should allow the area and the two neighbor teeth to heal before I try to "fix" them.
Ack!