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    Seb
    Seb is offline Junior Member
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    Default worried about my daughter Toothache after deep filling

    Toohache after deep filling


    Hello!

    My daughter who is 13 has had a deep filling on a back tooth! It did not hurt before the work was done! It now has been 10 days and she has pain when she gets up in the morning! It comes and goes during the day! Sometimes touching it does noy do anything but sometimes the mere touching from the side of the cheek makes it hurt! I have read various posts and understand that sometimes it needs time to settle down but I am worried as she is leaving on Monday for two weeks for the States with her grandma! Is it an urgent problem? Can it wait before being dealt with? Are there any risks of an infection? Is root canal urgent? She will be back for a day after this trip but then we are due to go to my mum abroad for 5 weeks! I am worried and not sure about what to do! Thank you very much for your answers and advice!

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    Thank you for your post.

    A deep filling or decay can sometimes irritate the pulp of a tooth in an irreversible way and cause severe pain that will only settle with root canal treatment or tooth extraction. I dont know for sure if this pain will settle or get worst over the next 2 weeks but I think as she is going abroad, she should at least see a dentist for a check of that tooth before she goes away. If the pulp is inflammed, then root canal should be started as soon as possible.
    Dr Mohsen J. Esfahani BDS (London) MFDS RCS (England)

    Dentist
    Pearl Dental Clinic

    24 Hour Tel: 0208 547 9997

    www.PearlDentalClinic.co.uk

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