Sweet tooth

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Sweet tooth

Asked for Male, 30 Years

Hi I got filled all my cavities from local dentist 1.5 years back but still i get high sensitivity in 1 teeth when take any sweet item. I talked to same dentist but he always says that cavities are all properly covered it should recover slowly. But this issue is still persistent please suggest a cure. Thanks

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Dr. Gautam Agarwal Dentist 14 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gautam Agarwal

Dentist 14 yrs exp Delhi

As your dentist said , the problem will recover slowly. For faster relief, the dentist can cover all exposed areas of the tooth with desensitizing agents. If still the problem persists, the filling can be removed, a temporary sedative filling placed till your symptom subsides and then a permanent filling redone.

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