During my dental check up I was advised to fill my one upper and lower teeth as cavity started. But there was no pain. But after filling it started paining when I chew anything. What is the reason for it?
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possible reasons
1. there might be a high point on the cavity.
2. the cavity was too close to the pulp and you have a reaction to it.
solution:
see a dentist. if there is a high point, reducing it would solve the problem and the pain would go in a couple of days...
if there is a hyperreaction it may subside on its own in a couple of days..if it worsens it might go in for a root canal treatment.
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