Constant toothache

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Constant toothache

Asked for Female, 27 Years

I am having a toothache after filling my one of the teeth, someone is saying that it is the pressure on the nerve.

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Dr. Kopal Singhal Jain

Dentist 15 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Sometimes a day or two are required for tooth to settle down down after filling..If it still hurts just get it evaluated for high points. Once they are reduced you might feel better

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Dr. Akanksha Dixit

Dentist 4 yrs exp Delhi

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There are chances of high points in the filling..go to ur dentist and get it adjusted

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Not to chew from dis side or apply pressure on that tooth before consulting to ur dentist

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Dr. Anupreet Kaur Choudhury

Dentist 29 yrs exp Kolkata

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Either there could be high points in the filling or a nerve may be exposed,,visit the dentist who has done the filling,,if there is no relief even after checking the high points,then the nerve may be involved and a root canal treatment may have to be done.

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