Sensitivity of Tooth After Filling

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Sensitivity of Tooth after filling
The People have a cavity in their tooth, dentist
will possibly suggest to go for a filling.
Fillings are harmless and effective, but some
people might experience embarrassment or tooth
sensitivity afterward. Mostly, this sensitivity
is normal and will get solve within a few days or
weeks but not too long time. A person should
call their dentist right away if they have
extreme pain, or if discomfort occurs with other
symptoms, such as fever, redness, or swelling. A
filling is a dental procedure that encompasses a
dental specialist cleaning away any decay from
the tooth and then filling that place with a new
material which is suitable. When a person has a
sensitive tooth, they may know that few triggers
cause a temporary, uncomfortable sensation in
the filled tooth or adjacent area. It may feel
like a shock of cold or unexpected pain that
comes on quickly and goes away.
Few Reasons that can trigger tooth sensitivity
after a filling include

• Food which is cold or Soft drinks, like ice
  cream, popsicles and beverages with ice
• hot drinks, such as coffee or tea
• at the time of breathing air hitting the tooth,
  such as when breathing through the mouth, which
  may be worse with cold air
• at the time of eating candys because of
  sweetness on that
• acidic foods and drinks, including fruit, juice,
  and coffee
• biting down when eating
• Occasionally a tooth may be sensitive for reasons
  other than the filling technique. If the
• sensitivity grows later, such as within a few
  weeks or months after a dental procedure, it
  could be due to one of the following issues

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Tooth abscess

• A tooth abscess is an infection in the nerve of
  the tooth. A very bottomless cavity, gum
• disease, or a cracked tooth usually causes an
  abscess.
• Symptoms of a tooth abscess include
• a severe toothache
• sensitivity
• redness on the gums
• a bad taste in the mouth
• a pimple- or boil-like bump on the gums
• fever
• A tooth abscess requires medical care. A person
  who notices these symptoms should see a doctor
  or dentist right away.