yogiP
Dec 11, 2008, 05:22 PM
Hi
I recently had a root canal after a new filling and temp filling failed. They told me it would be uncomfortable for a couple of days but when I bite down on anything it is very sore. It also feels like there is still a cavity because it is sensitive to cold.
I went back the next day because it was very sharp and cutting at my tongue. It was filed down very close to my gum in order to "smooth" it out. She said it wasn't infected so I asked her why it hurt/throbbed/pain up side of face towards my ear? She said it could possibly be that I need another root canal in the tooth behind it. The dentist that performed the root canal said the surrounding teeth looked fine... I went to an associate today for the follow up and she told me something different. They also told me absolutely no chewing on it. And to get a permanent filling asap... then a crown.
Is the ache that I am experiencing normal. The root canal was only done yesterday. Top back molar. Said the four nerves were langled and it was a more difficult procedure than the "normal" root canal.
Thanks
I recently had a root canal after a new filling and temp filling failed. They told me it would be uncomfortable for a couple of days but when I bite down on anything it is very sore. It also feels like there is still a cavity because it is sensitive to cold.
I went back the next day because it was very sharp and cutting at my tongue. It was filed down very close to my gum in order to "smooth" it out. She said it wasn't infected so I asked her why it hurt/throbbed/pain up side of face towards my ear? She said it could possibly be that I need another root canal in the tooth behind it. The dentist that performed the root canal said the surrounding teeth looked fine... I went to an associate today for the follow up and she told me something different. They also told me absolutely no chewing on it. And to get a permanent filling asap... then a crown.
Is the ache that I am experiencing normal. The root canal was only done yesterday. Top back molar. Said the four nerves were langled and it was a more difficult procedure than the "normal" root canal.
Thanks