Tooth problem. Do you have an opinion?!
Question: Tooth problem.. Do you have an opinion.?
Yesterday I had a metal glued on retainer taken off the back of my teeth.. To get the glue off the ortho used that buzzy, sanding, spinny thing.. (Sorry-IDK what it's called).. Ever since that, now where the glue was, my tooth randomly hurts! It's not constant, but is annoying.. Do you think he took off too much with the sander or is it that my teeth can freely move now and some hurt.? or Both
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A couple things could be causing your sensitivity..................first, your tooth might be a little sore and sensitive where the slow speed drill sanded off the cement.. If that's it, the sensitivity will slowly go away in a few days or so..
Secondly, the back of those teeth are used to being protected and covered up, and now they are experiencing cold air and food again for the first time in a long time, and they need to get used to that..
If the dentist removed the retainer because he thought you may have cavities around it, and if that is the case, as soon as the cavity is removed, they will feel better.. Make sure you make it to your next regular checkup so the dentist can see.. If it starts hurting worse, have a dentist peek at it to be sure, otherwise, they should calm down on their own..Health Question & Answer
Secondly, the back of those teeth are used to being protected and covered up, and now they are experiencing cold air and food again for the first time in a long time, and they need to get used to that..
If the dentist removed the retainer because he thought you may have cavities around it, and if that is the case, as soon as the cavity is removed, they will feel better.. Make sure you make it to your next regular checkup so the dentist can see.. If it starts hurting worse, have a dentist peek at it to be sure, otherwise, they should calm down on their own..Health Question & Answer
good question......
but I don't think i can answer that question..
So I will recommend ,You have to check it out yourself..
Follow the link below and you'll come to a site that has all the info you need..
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but I don't think i can answer that question..
So I will recommend ,You have to check it out yourself..
Follow the link below and you'll come to a site that has all the info you need..
Here is some useful information for your question might be helpful:
sources :
.blogspot..com" rel="nofollow">http://the--teeth-whitening..blogspot..comHealth Question & Answer
Give it a few days for your teeth to adjust.. The pain should slowly subside.. If after 3-4 days the pain remains call the dentist..
You may want to take some ibuprofen once in awhile to alleviate the pain..Health Question & Answer
You may want to take some ibuprofen once in awhile to alleviate the pain..Health Question & Answer
the first one could be true..Health Question & Answer