Can a tooth that have have a root conduit still hurt?
Anyway, I have the canal, then possibly a month later, it filled, consequently a few weeks later it fitted for a temp crown, and fitted for my perm. crown. 2wks has passed since my end app. where I was fitted for the crowns. At first it feel fine, but NOWWWW, it hurts like crazy!!
There is an achy throbbing pain, it hurts to bite down upon, it hurts to touch, or even floss. I've put little pressure on that side of my mouth, and can still consistency pain when there is no pressure at adjectives.
Can anyone give me any advice? PLEASE?! I am calling my dentist tomorrow ASAP and demanding a return! lol jk (but not really lol).
Answers: the bite on your crown is probably high, i work for a dentist and this is something that happens from time to time-if this is the crust you will need a simple adjustment of the crown and the pain will be in motion away, it wont be immediate but taking motrin will help. heres what happens-your crown have a small high spot (which you may not even be able to feel) and so whenever you bite or chew it sort of beat up your tooth, until it gets worse and worse- oh and by the way its probably not that the dentist "go to deep"- he/she only went that gaping because the decay in your tooth go that deep
I only just notice something more or less my.?
It's normal. When they do the root strait, they basically brutalize the gum tissue around it. That's what's hurting, most likely. You shouldn't be flossing around it. The bite hurts because it's driving the temp crown's rough edges into your gum.
Trust me, be there done that.
In my case, because the gum have not healed well, they put temp cement on the irreparable crown, so THAT has to come off and be ineradicably cemented. This is 6 MONTHS after the original root strait. Yeesh!
Good luck man, sorry you feel the pain. Me too.
I only just get my braces on the 29th of 08 and it is adjectives both sides of my tongue?
listen to what the first creature said because it's true & gosh stop flossing that tooth. don't waste any time calling your dentist, he'll help you govern your pain & explain to you what is going - I really don't think that a reimbursement is in order unless your dentist totally messed up your tooth.
fitting luck Basically, the entire point of a root canal is to remove the tissue inside each of the canal in your tooth (which can have 2-4 canal depending upon the tooth). It's important for EVERY canal to be cleaned out. If any conduit is left with tissue, the germs from this tissue will go down the roots of the tooth and cause aching. It's also really important that during the root canal procedure the dentist uses a microscope (so he/she can clearly see adjectives of the canals to clean them out) and a rubber barrier (so the tooth itself is isolated and the bacteria and saliva is kept out of the tooth during the cleaning process). If these things are not done, the tooth can become infected later on and exact a lot of throbbing pain. If you infer the root canal was not done okay, you can always go see an endodontist (a root waterway specialist). They'll take xrays of the tooth and be able to communicate you if the root canal was done properly or not.
When you get your crowns fitted, did you notice if you were bitting dignified on the tooth?
You should definitely go hindmost and see your dentist (or go see another dentist if you are not comfortable with the one you own now). You can always search online for a apt dentist or endodontist near to where you live.
Hope this help!
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