As a child, I never took care of my teeth, plus my parents don't have the best of teeth so I ended up with bad teeth. About 2 months ago, I got a filling in a major cavity. The cavity went all the way through the tooth, not a gigantic hole, but if I tabbed my tongue against one side I could feel my tongue on my cheek. The filling was fine, but it was sensetive for a while. During the past few weeks, I have lost all sensetivity in it, but about an hour and a half ago, I got a horrible pain in it. It became extremely painful to eat or drink anything, even at normal room temperature. I even avoided drinking some water because after 4 seconds I feel pain in the filling. I brush my teeth in the morning and at night, and I floss at night.
Any idea about what it could be? It doesn't hurt if there isn't any food, water, or cold air in my mouth, I am actually chewing sugar free gum right now without any pain.
2007-03-02
09:10:09
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