What are the causes of filling pain? What s going on with toothache after filling

I want to ask, has this tooth been a root canal, and has it killed a nerve?

If not, it may be because the filling material is too filled, and you can go to the hospital to adjust it;

If you have done it, it is possible that the ** at that time was not perfect, and you should take a dental film to see, if it is not perfect, it is recommended to re-**; It is also possible that the nerve is not completely killed, but this is rare

At the beginning, there may be a bite point, but now it may cause inflammation of the pulp, if it is severe pain, you need to carry out a root canal**, take medicine to take painkillers and metronidazole, and you can't drink alcohol after eating!

If it doesn't hurt when you don't bite, it hurts to bite it, maybe the filling is too high, and you can go to the dental department to adjust your jaw. It's not okay to take medicine. You can't help but **, it will become traumatic inflammation for a long time.

Your situation is like apical inflammation, it is recommended to take antibiotics to reduce inflammation first, increase the synergy of Lianhuang + metronidazole, do not relieve a tooth film, do not rule out intramedullary nerve residue or apical filling exceeding, then you have to start anew**.

Personally, I don't think the hospital will show up.

Is there a cracked tooth, go to the doctor and see again.

It may be that the tooth nerve was injured when filling the tooth, and there is inflammation, I had a toothache before, it was really uncomfortable, ginger, garlic, pepper, ice, etc. have been used, or no, and then I inadvertently found on the Internet that Niushan yellow tea can ** toothache, so I went to their official website to buy some to try, the effect is really good, and I have not had a toothache for 2 years now.

If the cavity is large, after resin filling, the tooth is often due to the lack of resistance of the tooth itself, and the tooth is prone to fracture during chewing.

Then you're in trouble again.

Gotta go and re-a**.

I'll have to go at least 3 or 4 times.

You're a** not completely caused.

The pustule was a chronic inflammation.

You didn't fill it up completely.

Now there are seizures.

It's useless to take anti-inflammatory drugs.

It's only temporary.

As long as you have a lifetime of fire, you will do the opposite.

I think it's probably an infection. After taking some anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce inflammation and suppuration, I suspect that I will be fine. I've been in this situation before. No need to go to the hospital**.