The two things that come to mind is one that there is possibly an accessory canal or another canal present. Secondly, there might be a
fractureFractures across a growth plate in the tooth somewhere that would account for the sensitivity to
pressurePressure ulcer. Either way it might be time to get another opinion. Reading this a second time it sounds more like a fractured tooth. Was there any thought about placing a temporary crown and see if there is any improvement.
When my dentist put the permanent crown on, I noticed when he blew cold air on it it hurt. He said if the nerve was still partially alive it would die soon. Well I dont think it has. I dont know wht the next step would be. Endodontist seems to think his work is good and its just me. Dentist does not know what to think he just feels very bad for me that it still hurts. I am not a complainer ever but tooth pain is just horrible to live with it ruins your life. Especially after paying near $1500 for the crown and RC i was hoping to be pain free.
When he put the permanent crown on he asked me if I wanted to wait and go back to the Endo, but he said he felt if it was a living root it would eventually die so I opted to have the crown put on.
I see an endo tomorrow and will show exactly where im feeling the pain. I hate to be a bother to people but boy when it hurts it hurts.
I wonder how do they get into the crown can it be drilled through? I hear it cannot be removed.
Thanks Doctor Happy Holidays to you.