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Initially I had my upper right tooth filled for cavity. But after a month pain continued. So they went for root cannal. Permanent crown is placed. After a week of RCT. I feel the pain when I chew with that teeth. However it is no longer sensitive to temperature. Is this normal?
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Pain may be due to high points in the cap or incomplete treatment or gum inflammation wait for a weak and if pain continued visit the dentist.. Regards
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