Aensitivity to cold

2018-08-05 14:45:07
I got my root canal done in right upper canine 15 days back due to cold sensitivity. It is cured now but since 3-4 days i experience cold sensitivity in extreme right upper jaw. How to cure it
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Generalised gingiva recession or abfraction can b de reason with other teeth being sensitive.. U can consult a dentist n get fillings done in dose areas.

Answered2018-08-07 13:39:54

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Since you are sensitive to cold only might be there are cavities in relation to other teeth. Consult your dentist for clinical examination

Answered2018-08-06 18:51:18

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Hello sir, Root canal treated tooth will not have any complaints as the nerve in it is removed . But if the root canal is done improperly it may give you complains. May be the root canal Is in good condition and the sensitivity may be due to any other cause . Do consult a dentist and know the cause. And get it treated.
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consult a dentist.

Answered2018-08-06 08:22:36

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Get the check up done. Unlikely ,but it can be in some other tooth too.

Answered2018-08-05 17:25:29

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