Toothache (pulling) when chewing – what is it? (Teeth, dentist)

Toothache (pulling) when chewing - what is it? (Teeth, dentist)

Toothache (pulling) when chewing – what is it?

Hello, about a week ago I was at the dentist for a filling. Since that day, it hurts between two teeth when chewing. Since this was also the case with light things at the beginning, I went to the doctor again on Monday. This has sanded the filling (plastic) again a little. After that it was a little bit better. Now I could chew delicate things and even when I grit my teeth, they no longer hurt. But since it was not completely gone and the tooth still hurt with hard things, I went to the ZA again on Tuesday. This cut a little more. However, it didn’t improve much, just a little bit. I also have to say that (despite anesthesia), I had a pull (small amount of pain) on this tooth while drilling on the tooth while the doctor gave me the filling. Now I’m still in pain when I chew very hard things on this tooth. I can also press on the tooth itself, it doesn’t hurt either. It really only hurts when I floss between the affected tooth and the tooth next door, for example. Could it be that the tooth nerve was irritated and now has to subside? In terms of time, this somehow seems a bit much to me, after all, almost two weeks have passed since the filling. I hope you can help me?

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If you have fruit, vegetables on your menu, this could be a problem. Some of these contain acids.

I had pain in two teeth, which had the symptoms of inflammation of the root and only occurred occasionally. Since treatment was pending on one of the teeth anyway, the doctor took an X-ray of both. There were no abnormalities, as a precaution he prescribed antibiotics, but that didn’t help either. Then I found an article that described that fruits and vegetables can contain acids that deprive the tooth of calcium. I then left this out and also bought a mouthwash. I can now chew on the treated tooth, the pain has disappeared on the other.

The fruit, vegetables I used came from canned goods which I bought in the supermarket and ate something every day. I don’t know how fresh it is. Generally, however, you should wait a while until your teeth are brushed. If I occasionally eat fruit and vegetables now there are no problems.

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So, I was back at the ZA and she drilled what hurt and then she gave me a new fill. What I immediately noticed was that when I filled the FILLING, where I shouldn’t feel anything, I was in pain. After the treatment, I raised that and she said that the tooth needs to recover.

Now at home I can’t eat on the side. What strikes me as strange is that when I lightly touch the filling with my fingernail, I am in pain. The tooth itself does not hurt even when I drink something cold or hot, only the place where the filling is is very sensitive. It cannot be that this will happen again, as well as a year earlier.

I don’t understand what that can be. The filling is not too high, because when I empty it I don’t feel anything that is sticking out or something. The filling is exactly on the side of the tooth and a bit on the tooth, that is, when I floss the gap, I touch the filling, which hurts again. Even if I scratch the tooth and the filling lightly, I feel an uncomfortable pain.

Could it be that the filling does not cover everything and there is something lying there? ^^ Or that the filling impresses the nerve or something? There has to be something with the filling. I don’t understand that it only hurts when the filling is touched. The filling doesn’t hurt.

I’ll go back next week but I don’t want to hear again that the tooth still needs to recover. I just don’t think so. Who has an idea what that can be.?

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I’m desperate because I can’t eat anything because I can’t chew there &# 128531;

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Hello dear community,

I need advice on a dental problem.

One of my molars got a filling two years ago. After filling, the tooth became extremely sensitive to cold – even tap water became like an electric shock – but heat was not a problem and it did not hurt either.

Now the filling had to be replaced two weeks ago (a piece broke off) and then the tooth began to be sensitive to pressure, so that I could not even chew a little bit on the side. But when there was no pressure – outside of the meal – I had no pain.

So I was at the dentist in the middle of last week and, after the cold test brought tears to my eyes, he said that there was probably 90% inflammation of the root and there was nothing more to be done except the usual treatment. But he said that he could grind the filling again and take some contact away and I could see if it helped. Otherwise, I should come in for root canal treatment on Monday.

Now, over the weekend, the pain has gotten better – I can chew soft things again without any problems, but it still hurts with harder things. So I’m not sure what to do. According to the dentist, extreme sensitivity to cold is also a sign that something is wrong. But I have already had two root canals and one of them had to pull the tooth in the end and the other had a very problematic tooth that brought me back to the practice every few months.

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Could it be that too much or too little was sanded after filling? And do I absolutely have to have it treated or can I let it be? Because I’m not a fan of dentists and don’t necessarily want to go there again. I just would like to know what could be the cause :-)

Hello, since the middle of the week I have a toothache only with certain food / drinks, or if you have pressed it with your tongue, yesterday then in the morning for no apparent reason and last night I found that I couldn’t chew on the spot. Even with the electric toothbrush brushing over it was not possible, because I had filled it it knocked it out.

If I bite in a certain way now, i.e. hit a point on the tooth, it feels strange as if it were loose or there was a crack or something.

It is the 4th tooth in the upper jaw, it has a few years old filling. I can not see caries. At the gum line, an area is very light white.

I was only at the dentist in March, when everything was fine. I’ll get an appointment on Tuesday.

But maybe one of you has an idea what that can be? Respectively. what the dentist can do, how can he save the tooth?

Thank you and a nice weekend!

I do not know what to do next and am looking for those affected who may have gone through something similar and can give me help. The exchange of experiences can also help.

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The tooth UNDER both teeth is filled very deep and often causes problems. After sealing, I always have a certain amount of rest. There is no inflammation there either – only the filling is very deep. As a result, my nerve is a little offended. Could these problems also radiate upwards??

I also suffer from sinus problems more often. But I can’t see the typical problems there at present, except for a runny nose without really having a cold. The secretion is normal and not yellowish green, as I know it from inflammation.

Wisdom teeth have been out for over 10 years. My tooth does not react conspicuously to hot or cold. Everything so far. Only the pressure remains – there is NO pain. Just an uncomfortable feeling. Does anyone know that and can tell me if something like this can really come from the sinuses?

Hello, I got a root canal treatment 1.5 weeks ago, I had no pain but a strange feeling, especially when brushing my teeth. When I drove over my humps it felt strange. Zahn did not respond to the cold test, already had a filling.

So after the treatment I no longer had a strange feeling, had no problems until I was back yesterday "Deposit was changed" and cleaned everything again. Since then I have noticed the tooth again when I get to it or press lightly with my tongue.

Next week I will get the final filling.

How come, the first time everything was great and now it’s uncomfortable again. Is anyone familiar with it?

allo, I was at the dentist yesterday; because with cold drinks etc. I always had a pull in the right front incisor. The doctor found that there was caries on the back of the tooth. (a white spot, not brown or something). After anesthesia, he drilled it out and refilled it.

But now I can hardly let anything cold or hot or sweet come to my tooth. Since it is the front incisor, it is a problem, since you have to do everything you bite or drink with it.

Now my question:

I would like to know how long it takes for a tooth nerve to calm down after drilling, I don’t want to have a root canal treatment done right away.

thank you in advance.

I got a lot of tooth fillings from tooth decay last week. I had a slight pain chewing on one of the fillings, but they are gone. But on a filling on the other hand, I still have pain (4 days later) when I bite, whenever there is pressure on the tooth, even slight pressure, e.g. when chewing on the other non-painful side.

Otherwise I have no complaints, as I said only when biting / chewing.

Can this be normal or should I watch it again? Or can I wait a few more days? As holidays are coming soon, I’m afraid that there will be something over the holidays.

On the affected side are 3 fillings, one of them very deep, almost to the nerve / root.

Should I rather wait again or go to the dentist again today?

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