What s the matter with some pain after filling?

This is normal, a piece of things that does not belong to your body, just get used to it.

Many patients are confused about the concept of filling and root canal, filling is not to kill the nerve to the pulp, simply to fill the cavity, if this is the case, there are two possible pain, one is that there is already a pulp lesion, the doctor in order to try to preserve the pulp for trial filling, and the pain, this situation can only be solved by going to the root canal ** (nerve killing). There is also a possibility that the filling material is too high, which may compress the gums, and in this case, it is necessary to find the original doctor in time to adjust the jaw.

If a root canal is done**, and the pain is in the later stage, and it is more than a week, it is most likely apicalitis, and it is recommended to do the root canal** again to remove the uncleaned material in the original pulp cavity, and then do a filling.

There may be two reasons: one is that there is a problem with the material of the denture, or the size is not suitable. The second is that the gums are injured and inflamed during the run-in process of the dentures, you can try to reduce inflammation**, and at the same time check whether the size of the dentures is appropriate.

There are no major problems, but they must be solved as soon as possible so as not to cause complications. Don't delay.

If it still hurts after filling, it may not be cleaned during the filling, resulting in inflammation after the filling, or it may be that the tooth is cracked, and it is best to add braces after the filling to ensure the filling effect. It is recommended to go to a big hospital to see, the general small clinic is a private clinic, sometimes it is inevitable that there will be some bad things, the charge of the regular hospital is the same as the outside clinic, so do not choose the clinic at will for the sake of cheapness or convenience, toothache is not a disease, the pain is fatal.

Generally, this situation is apical inflammation, it should be put on hold, of course, it may not feel pain after that, it doesn't matter, it's fine after opening **, if you don't want to go, you can take some metronidazole, and other anti-inflammatory drugs, and it may be better slowly.

It depends on what causes the toothache, and if it is secondary caries, it is necessary to remove the material that has been filled, completely remove the cavity, and then fill in the new material.

It is recommended to take some anti-inflammatory drugs, sometimes the oral hygiene is not clean, and it will cause infection.

If the pain is severe, you should see your dentist.

When I had a toothache, I used Niushan Yellow Tea to use it well, and it was really effective, and I could basically get it on the same day.