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I recently went tot the dentist to get 2 fillings done one on top left and one on the bottom left. It has been 2 days and there is no pain, but it feels like i have a piece of tin foil in my mouth...very sensitive. Is this normal? If not what should I do?
could be galvanism
Do you have a gold restoration next to the tooth that is bothering you?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
You might want to go back to your dentist and get it checked out. I've never heard that before. It doesn't sound serious but a possible adjustment/polish might do the trick.
You know how that the silver fillings are sensative to something like putting a fork in your mouth and accidentally scraping it against that filling, well thats what it feels like constantly. I hope I explained it better.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
A piece of tin foil? Do you mean that it feels like there's something stuck on the top/bottom of your teeth when they bite like a piece of tin foil? I don't understand how tin foil is sensitive.
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