15/06/2026
π "Doc, why did my teeth suddenly hurt after you paste it? β
Honestly, this is one of the possible restorations/toothpaste that are already too big/deep cavities.
And no, it doesn't mean that there's something wrong with the dentist's treatment. π
Because sometimes, before we have a check up, the teeth already have existing sensitivity. The type who has a little pain in the cold, has a sensitivity to sweets or when food particles are inserted, or has discomfort from time to time but we don't think it's enough to force us to go to a dentist immediately. π
When the cavity is removed and pasted, there is a possibility that the teeth will become sensitive while adjusting and recovering. Especially if the cavity is deep or close to the nerve.
There are also other factors that can contribute to this:
πΉ Eat hard foods immediately or bite your newly restored teeth immediately
πΉ Aftercare instructions were not followed
πΉ Poor oral hygiene
So having discomfort after eating pasta doesn't mean there is a problem in the treatment. Sometimes, itβs simply part of the healing and adjustment process of the teeth after being treated. π
Of course, if the pain is persistent, getting worse, or not going away, it's always best to go back to your dentist to get checked properly. π¦·β¨
So if you still have dizziness right now, don't ignore it. Because most of the time, the earlier we check it, the more options we have to save the tooth, and it is cheaper! πΈ
Be honest... Do you also have a tooth concern that you haven't had it checked yet because it's not painful or causing discomfort? ππ
Don't delay, because if it gets worse, for sure the treatment will be more expensive! π₯Ά