It s been a month since the tooth was filled, and it s still a little sore

Analysis: Hello, from the symptoms you described, consider two causes to cause. On the one hand, after considering the filling of teeth, due to lack of attention to oral hygiene and improper diet, local infection causes tooth soreness; On the other hand, it is necessary to consider that the nerves around the teeth are damaged due to improper fillings, and the soreness is caused by incomplete recovery.

Opinions and suggestions: pay attention to keeping oral hygiene clean, pay attention to dietary conditioning, eat less spicy and cold food, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat less overheated and hard food, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and take care of them. **It is recommended to take some anti-inflammatory drugs such as amoxicillin or azithromycin appropriately, wishing you good health.

It is estimated that the tooth inflammation has not been eliminated, you can go to the pharmacy to buy some anti-inflammatory drugs. If it still doesn't work, then you need to go to the hospital for a checkup**.

Hello, according to the description of the situation of deep tooth decay, the symptoms of pulpitis are currently considered. It is recommended to go to the Department of Stomatology to do root canal ** anti-inflammatory pulp opening medicine to remove the tooth nerve, and fill the tooth after the pain is eliminated.

Don't worry too much, it's the same when I have my teeth filled, and it usually takes two weeks to recover.

It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital to **, generally tooth decay to grind off the tooth cavity and rotten teeth, but also to grind clean, because there are still dental nerves, and put a few more times to numb the tooth nerves, otherwise it will be painful (it is best to put four times of medicine). Then the doctor will poke or knock with a small needle to see if you still have pain, if it doesn't hurt, you can grind it a little and then spray it with a water gun to clean it, and then blow dry and mend it. Don't be afraid of trouble, if there is still a small numbness and pain, you must tell the doctor, otherwise it will hurt to make up.

It usually takes 3-4 days to eat after the patch, so let's eat with the good teeth on the other side first.

In your case, it is estimated that you are afraid of trouble, the tooth nerve is not numbed (only 1-2 times of dental medicine) or not cleaned and let the doctor make up for it (generally experienced doctors will not do this), or eat with the mended teeth as soon as it is filled, or immediately eat something too cold and too hot, or the doctor of your rash is not very good because of the inexperience, or it is more appropriate to go to a regular and larger hospital to find a chief physician to help you treat the rash. It's best to ask a friend or colleague to introduce you to a good doctor, and good luck!

It is normal for a tooth to be sore after a filling. Do not worry.

It may be caused by the doctor's poor effect on your root canal**! It is recommended to open the hole from the new ** Thank you!

It is most likely that there is inflammation in the teeth, and the run-in period is not ruled out.

It should be that the root canal is not **thoroughly! 1 suggestion re**! Don't eat with your teeth during this period.

Question 1: Emergency What to do if you have a toothache after filling First of all, the tooth cavity is very deep, and only a thin layer is left, indicating that the decay has not been cleaned, even if you have to go again, it is easy to penetrate the pulp. So generally in this case, you can not be clean, secondly, think about your situation.

We generally have to judge the condition of your pulp and the degree of decay removal, to choose the best method, so the problem you have is that the doctor did not accurately judge the condition of your pulp in Chunsheng, and the misdiagnosis and mistreatment caused by the misdiagnosis and mistreatment because your decay did not go clean + the pulp is in a state of congestion, so **procedure: first appease the --- two weeks, the pulp vitality is normal--- indirect pulp cover--- in the observation for two weeks, there is no change--- double-layer bottom, permanent filling If the process of clearing **, there is a link problem, It's going to kill the nerves.

Question 2: What is the reason for the pain that starts to occur again after half a year of filling Hello, The common diseases that cause toothache are gingivitis, periodontitis, apical periodontitis, pulpitis, caries, etc. In case of toothache, you should first consider the diagnosis and treatment of a specialist, first carry out local treatment, and only use antibiotics and painkillers if necessary, it is recommended to visit a dental department for examination, and take appropriate measures according to the situation**.

Question 3: What should I do if I have a toothache half a year ago and now my tooth hurts again It should be secondary caries.

Hello, about 50 500 fillings, the benefits of filling teeth in that dentist tells you the answer:1Filling can effectively prevent the further development of tooth decay lesions, relieve the pain of various periodontal diseases caused by tooth decay, and avoid tooth loss; 2.

Fillings are effective in restoring the chewing function of the teeth. Tooth decay causes toothache, gum inflammation, and food jamming, which seriously affects the chewing function of teeth. 3.

Restore the natural form of your teeth. The color and shape of the teeth directly affect the beauty of the face, especially the shape of the front teeth plays a vital role in people's psychology and emotions.

First of all, how are your teeth hurting right now? Does drinking cold water hurt in hot water? Or does it hurt when you chew it?

Or is it that kind of constant gas pain? If it's the first one, then the nerves aren't going clean. The second and third words, it may be that the root is broken, and the tooth nerve is not cleaned, you can do it again**, if the root is broken, you can only pull it out.

And then there's the case that it's not the tooth that you've had before, but the other tooth that has a problem, and you go and see the doctor who will diagnose it. Good luck soon**!