Cavity filling

2025-09-10 15:06:48
Today my dentist done permanent filling in my wisdom tooth but some decay left underneath the filling as too much sensitivity occurs and he told its deep but i had no symptoms. .so will it be problematic? ?
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Hello If you get pain better go for tooth extraction as wisdom tooth RCT might not have proper prognosis

Answered2025-09-15 01:32:00

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No, get regular follow ups, it will go after some days. If it stays go for rct

Answered2025-09-12 13:33:21

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Just wait for the time . Sometimes sensitivity goes in a few days .However if the sensitivity persists for a long time you need to be concerned.Its better to get it removed if there is pain or sensitivity in the future.

Answered2025-09-12 10:31:47

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Hello Give it few days if sensitivity doesn't reduce and if it's position is favorable then can save the tooth by root canal treatment or else you can get it extracted

Answered2025-09-12 05:35:22

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Hello in wisdom tooth . Extraction is better and long term benefits then Re root canal

Answered2025-09-26 12:52:06

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Hello! Sensitivity will be gone in few days, it's  advised to get wisdom tooth extracted

Answered2025-09-13 02:45:40

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It will go in few days

Answered2025-09-12 10:39:55

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Hi,, Share an x-ray of the tooth. If the decay is deep and you develop pain, it is advisable to remove the wisdom tooth.

Answered2025-09-12 06:24:58

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Wisdom teeth are best removed as difficult access makes cavity preparation and filling compromised. Also ,wisdom teeth rarely erupt completely in mouth making it difficult to keep area clean . If sensitivity persists after filling ,it needs looking at again ,radiographic examination may be required.
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Answered2025-09-12 05:21:53

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