would give it longer than that if the sensitivity was gradually subsiding

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May 27, 2015
2:18:43pm

kotacoug

would give it longer than that if the sensitivity was gradually subsiding

even up to 3-4 weeks as long as sensitivity was reducing.

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kotacoug

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Frustrated a bit with my first fillings

supertux

5/27/15 8:12am

Sounds like your Dentist sucks!

bushy7

5/27/15 8:13am

Maybe you needed a root canal in the first place and they capped over infection

Tokolosh

5/27/15 8:15am

Based on what she said and the extent of the decay, this seems pretty unlikely.

supertux

5/27/15 8:32am

If you go back in for a bite adjustment

jokerman

5/27/15 8:28am

Yeah I kinda figured that out after the 3rd time. The lady doing it didn't

supertux

5/27/15 8:32am

It's also possible there are air bubbles under the fillings. If you were my

5/27/15 8:57am

How long would you wait before recommending redoing the filling?

supertux

5/27/15 8:58am

If the fillings haven't calmed down in 3-4 days from bite adjust then I would

5/27/15 8:59am

would give it longer than that if the sensitivity was gradually subsiding

kotacoug

5/27/15 2:18pm

True. If you're seeing progress, then keep giving it time.

5/27/15 3:35pm

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