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Dental filling
I went tooth composite filling in April ...now whenever i pulley my mouth with cold water (fridge) ..I get a sharp pain for few seconds then I could hear a cracking sound( quite soft) and the pain dissaper instantly...I think it is filling leakage ...does this match filling leakage symptom
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You might be suffering from reversible pulpitis & needs investigations like iopa , a small tooth xray & some test to confirm the same.
Please visit dentist / an endodontist for further investigation & treatment accordingly.
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avoid any hard foodstuff from that side till the treatment gets done.
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Sharp pain after drinking cold water could be due to many reasons like small cracks on tooth, filling leakage, bone loss from that particular area or some tooth infection.
X ray can rule out the problem.
It's better to consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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It is very common to have transient sensitivity after composite filling. But if the filling was done in April, and still you feel discomfort, then it needs to be checked clinically.
Having sharp pain indicates tooth infection.
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Kindly visit your dentist and get a proper examination done. You can upload your x ray for better guidance.
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Don't ignore or rely on medicines.
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First and foremost, extreme cold/hot water is bad for your teeth. The sharp pain which you sense is called sensitivity and could be arising from either the tooth which has composite filling or some other.
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Recommendation is to avoid cold water intake
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