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Hi , i recently got fillings on some molars and i would like to know why does it hurt so much? is it normal?
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Not normal: Some soreness can occur but not for an extended period. I recommend that you report this persistent soreness to the dentist who performed the procedures.
Answered 3/29/2015
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