Dear Sir/Madam,
On June 30, 2010, my dentist prepared two teeth: the second premolar (a non-vital tooth) and the second molar. One week later he cemented a bridge. Since the teeth were prepared, I have had pain in the first molar all this time. For the first approximately 14 days the pain was so severe that I took analgesics 4 times a day. I endured it for 2 months and informed the dentist that the pain was not stopping. At a check-up in early September he told me that the pain could last for several months. I pointed out that with the bridge I have in the upper jaw I had no problems either after the teeth were prepared or after the bridge was cemented, but he told me that the nerves in the lower teeth are more sensitive. Sometimes the pain lasts all day, sometimes only part of the day or only at night, but it is present practically every day. After 6 months of suffering I wonder whether the bridge may have been made incorrectly or cemented improperly and whether the prepared tooth is not sufficiently protected. Please give me your opinion. Can I make a complaint about the service? I would be very grateful for a quick reply.
Kind regards.