What is the cause of toothache after filling teeth?

Toothache after tooth filling may be caused by pulpitis and can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor. If it doesn't improve, it is necessary to fill the teeth again. If pulpitis is necrotic, it is necessary to protect the teeth with crown restoration after root canal treatment and restore the original chewing function of the teeth. Develop a good habit of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, and avoid eating too hard food.

How to do toothache after filling teeth?

Toothache after filling depends on whether the tooth is a living pulp tooth or a dead pulp tooth after root canal treatment.

First, if the vital teeth have pain after filling, it is mostly because the dental pulp nerve was stimulated when preparing the cavity, or the dental filling material stimulated the dental pulp nerve. It is recommended to observe for one to two weeks, if the symptoms are relieved. If the symptoms are not relieved and spontaneous pain occurs, endodontic treatment, that is, root canal treatment, is needed.

Second, there is pain after root canal treatment. We also recommend observation. If the pain is unbearable, you can take some anti-inflammatory painkillers. Usually the symptoms will disappear in a week or two. If it still hurts, X-rays should be taken to see the quality of root canal filling. If root canal filling is insufficient, root canal therapy should be performed again.

Can I go to a small clinic to have my teeth filled?

You can go to a small clinic to fill your teeth, but there are many hidden dangers in small clinics. It is not recommended to go to a small clinic to fill your teeth. Although filling teeth is not a major operation, it should also be performed in a regular hospital or a regular dental clinic, which can not only ensure the quality of filling teeth, but also protect one's health and later problems. It is suggested to eat as little spicy food as possible after filling teeth and avoid chewing hard objects.

Can filling a tooth lead to a cracked tooth?

If you choose a regular medical plastic surgery hospital, there will be no cracks after filling your teeth. Generally, cracks appear because the quality of filling materials is not good. Therefore, once you chew something hard and squeeze your teeth hard after filling your teeth, there will be cracks. In this case, it is suggested that you can go to a hospital to claim compensation, and then change to a hospital to make porcelain teeth or fill teeth.