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Is tooth sensitivity (not to hot/cold) normal after/during maxilliary sinusitis? how long will it last?
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Yes: Upper molar pain is common in maxillary sinusitis. It would be expected to resolve by the time antibiotics are finished. Talk to your doctor if this is not the case.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Yup: Classic sign of sinusitis is feeling a toothache in your maxillary posterior teeth. It usually resolves when the sinusitis does. If it doesn't, consult with your dentist... you may also have a tooth problem.
Answered 9/28/2016
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