Filling pain: There are lots of possibilities. Rather than just giving you a list, see your dentist to have it evaluated. You may have to just give it time to resolve on its own, or you may require some further adjustment or treatment.
Answered 9/1/2014
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Pulp inflammed: The chief reasons why fillings can hurt after placement are inflammation of the tooth pulp or the filling being too high. A minor amount of sensitivity is considered normal but if the tooth really hurts or the filling feels high you should consult with your dentist.
Answered 6/19/2015
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