I feel chewing stones when eating food

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Asked for Female, 38 Years

Since last 3 weeks, i have been feeling that i have biting sone stones in my mouth. I visited my dentist, she said there is no problem with my gums, or veneers(did 12 years back), although there are two composite fillers done 10 years ago, which maybe shedding. Or my teeths are getting brittle that could be reason. She is also not confident what exactly is happening. I did my gum fillers but the problem still persist. I didn't find any result on internet. Does anyone has come across such issue?

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Dr. Amit Chaudhari Dentist 20 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Amit Chaudhari

Dentist 20 yrs exp Pune

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There are 2 possibilities according to my opinion : 1. There are occlusal prematurities (change in bite pattern) which might have developed because of wear and tear of your teeth or fillings. 2. Some of your teeth or fillings may have been broken and the broken piece may cause high point. Hope this helps. Thank you.

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