Wisdom tooth pains when I eat cold items

2018-03-09 08:49:45
Two months back I went for a filling on the wisdom tooth.. But now when I eat anything cold its hurting a lot. What should I do?
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Hello Sensitivity can be cause of decay in your teeth or wisdom tooth not positioned properly please visit a dentist for consultation and confirm it
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Answered2018-03-09 08:55:40

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hello... visit a dentist do general checkup and xray should be done. conform the diagnosis.

Answered2018-03-09 11:11:25

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You need to get the X-ray done of that tooth again . Need to find the extent of filling and if infection present. Also since it’s a week soon tooth so need to evaluate the position and root curvature to diagnose and get the solution to your pain.
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Visit a specialist and get the opinion .
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Wisdom tooth can be unpredictable so do the treatment early.

Answered2018-03-09 10:15:32

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Use a sensitivity toothpaste like sensodyne rapid relief for a few weeks. A deep cavity can cause these symptoms. If it persists after 2-3 weeks also you may need to get it checked

Answered2018-03-09 10:12:37

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Consult a dentist again Probably it has to be extracted
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Get a xray done

Answered2018-03-09 08:52:48

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