May be your filling is dislodged.

May be a dislodged filling ! Visit the dentist to get it evaluated clinically

Hello do a xray and reevaluation of that teeth needed

Visit your dental surgeon soon

Hello may be ur filling dislodge, get OT check physically

Inside the teeth or in between two teeth If inside please visit your dentist If it is in between two teeth you can floss then it will come out

Might b ur filling is in between the two teeth n resting over d underlying gingiva, dt may is giving u a feeling of stucking smthing in between ur teeth

Please get your teeth and fillings evaluated by your dentist.

You need reevaluation of your filling , visit your dentist, it may need to be refilled

May be your filing got dislodged. Due to which tire tooth is hollow and the food is getting packed in it. Kindly visit a dentist for evaluation

You need to redo the filling and all the other problems will disappear!!!

There could be several reasons for the feeling of something stuck in your mouth after a dental restoration. It could be due to an ill-fitting restoration, an irritation or infection in the surrounding tissues, or even a residual foreign object. I recommend contacting your dentist for an evaluation to determine the exact cause and appropriate treatment.

Hi, You might require some height adjustment on the filling tooth. Please visit your dentist and get checked.

You may need refilling. Do visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment(as required).