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tooth pain
by marnagelman, Jun 06, 2007 12:00AM
I have severe pain in my tooth opposing a crown that was put in last month. I went to the dentist and the xray showed there was no cavity. He said we would monitor the tooth and I should come back in a month, but I am in severe pain.
I have never had a filling in this tooth. There is no pain in my gum, but the pain in the tooth is so strong and lasts for at least a minute at a time. It is recurring and does not only come when I drink something hot or cold. In fact, I have started to drink cold water during pain attacks because I prefer that pain to the pain I feel.
HELP! What is wrong with me?
I have never had a filling in this tooth. There is no pain in my gum, but the pain in the tooth is so strong and lasts for at least a minute at a time. It is recurring and does not only come when I drink something hot or cold. In fact, I have started to drink cold water during pain attacks because I prefer that pain to the pain I feel.
HELP! What is wrong with me?
Member Comments (2)
by mike1105, Jun 08, 2007 02:31PM
it may have a fracture or the crown you just had inserted may need to be adjusted because it is hitting this tooth prematurely. f you are getting no help from your dentist, I'd get another opinion, perhaps from an endodontist.
by win1118, May 28, 2008 12:01AM
my tooth is really painful and the dentist said there is no cavity. what should i do? do the dentist need to remove my tooth?
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