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Hello,
I described to you my problem regarding the filling and the gap that developed (between upper teeth 4 and 5). You already answered this question today, for which I sincerely thank you!.
Nevertheless, I would like to ask because I am very interested in why I also feel this filling as a foreign body, or as if the tooth with the filling is heavier than the others... a feeling that the tooth is denser, that there is greater pressure... which is also unpleasant (when drilling, the dentist did not go so deep as to reach the nerve)... I am asking so that I know what to point out at my next dental visit.. (I also have not encountered such a situation on any forum or generally online.... could the filling be made incorrectly? badly? ...). Once again thank you very much for your time and answer. I am sending you my situation again so that you remember:
in November 2015 I developed caries on the upper left first premolar, at the edge of that tooth (right next to the second premolar). My dentist drilled quite deeply into the first premolar and then placed a white filling. Since then I have had the feeling that there is a large “gap” between the first and second premolars; every time I eat (it does not matter whether it is just an apple, bread,...) food remains in that gap. I also have an unpleasant feeling as if I can feel the filling, as if the tooth is “heavier or foreign”... even if I floss the food out, I still feel as though something is between the teeth. At first I thought it would somehow close up, but it has not and the sensation remains very unpleasant. If I run my tongue along the back of the first premolar, the edge is very sharp, as if it were chipped. This is not my first filling (the others are all fine).  If I floss on the left side between the first premolar (with the filling) and the second premolar,  the floss passes through very easily... whereas on the other side between the first and second premolars it barely passes through, and the same is true between my other teeth.
Before the caries developed on tooth 4 and the subsequent white filling, everything was fine. Food never collected there in a way that bothered me or that I could feel, and the edge was not sharp... just a normal tooth :)
I would like to know whether the filling may have been made poorly or “incorrectly”? Or did the dentist grind away too much of the first premolar?  I am also considering having another dentist remove this filling and make a new one.
Best regards !

Hello,
for the last 4 days I have had severe pain in the mandibular tubercle area, the gum is swollen and very soft. I have a wisdom tooth, of which only half the tooth is visible above the gum level. I also have a lot of pain under the mandible, most likely a lymph node. I would like to know what is causing the pain in the tubercle area, since my dental hygiene is at a high level.
Thank you in advance for your answer and kind regards.

Hello. My daughter had a pus-filled spot on the gum above her upper central incisor. At the dentist’s check-up we learned that the tooth would have to be opened. Yesterday the dentist punctured the spot and today she also opened the tooth, that is, drilled a hole in it. The spot is smaller, which means the pus is obviously no longer accumulating. But now the tooth remains open. I asked whether she would make a filling, but she said the condition would worsen again if she did. I would like your opinion. Is some treatment necessary or has the tooth really died completely? I should mention that in July my daughter fell and this exact tooth became loose. It is still a nice white color. The dentist said it was probably a consequence of that fall. If the condition worsens, she said it might even be necessary to extract the tooth. Thank you for your answer.

Hello!
Five years ago I noticed that my gum had “shortened” above a tooth with a crown, meaning I noticed a dark gap between the crown and the gum. At the time I pointed this out to my dentist, but he said it was nothing serious. Last year I also noticed on two other teeth without crowns that the teeth had become longer, or the gum shorter. Now I notice this appearing on more and more teeth. It is as if the gum is receding. I must emphasize that my gums have not bled for several years, they are very firm and light pink, and I brush my teeth at least two to three times a day. I am fifty years old and would like to know what could be causing this???? I am very afraid that over time my teeth might start becoming loose. What can be done, or is there any hope for improvement??
Thank you in advance for your answer and best regards.
Majda

Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a successfully root-canal-treated lower first molar, which is a non-vital tooth and is filled. For 13 years there were no problems with the tooth, but now a small bump has
appeared on the gum next to it. Can inflammation develop in such a tooth after so long despite the sealed roots? Otherwise I regularly go for check-ups every 6 months and the condition of the other teeth is normal.
Thank you for your answer and best regards.

Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to know whether it is possible to make a complete denture without covering the palate if it is not supported by any implants / other devices?
Secondly, I would also like to know the price of the following procedures:
-removal of 8 teeth
-temporary denture
-final complete denture
I would also like to ask (this is not for me) how many root caps an upper complete denture can be attached to? Can there be just one, enough to provide stability? Or must there necessarily be more? Or how many mini implants (if you place them at all)?
Thank you very much!

Dear Sir/Madam!
I had a filling in a non-vital tooth, then while biting something hard the tooth fractured and I received a white filling shaped like a new tooth. After that pain started in the tooth, but for some time I did not realize it was the same non-vital tooth. The dentist advised that I need an apicoectomy because the X-ray showed some inflammation. I would like to know the price of such a procedure. I also have a time limitation regarding when I can come for surgery, because I am being treated with biological medicines for Crohn’s disease and have a very short window in which the procedure could be performed. Please answer.
Best regards

I need a bridge to the three front teeth...i have missing tooth... The question how much cost and how much time it takes to finish

Dear Sir/Madam,
recently, more precisely 14 days ago, I visited your dental office because during pregnancy the filling in my upper left second molar had gradually been crumbling. The tooth hurt and was very sensitive, so you opened it, cleaned the root canals, placed medication, and temporarily closed the tooth until November, when I am scheduled again. The root has already died.
The pain disappeared immediately for one week and then returned over the weekend. On biting I felt a sharp sensitivity in the tooth; the pain appeared while eating and then disappeared.  The pain was as strong as before treatment.
I visited the emergency dental clinic in Bled, where the dentist repeated the procedure and placed new medication in the tooth.
Until yesterday I had no problems with the tooth. Yesterday, however, when biting I noticed the familiar unpleasant sensation, as if it were starting to sting again. In addition, the temporary filling has chipped off in certain areas. The tooth does not hurt for now, but it is sensitive on biting and I am just waiting for it to start hurting.
Based on my case and the problems described above, I have the following questions for you:
-Do you think my tooth is sensitive because bacteria are accumulating in it again and it would be good to repeat the procedure?
-Is it possible that it is sensitive because of the procedure performed 6 days ago?
-Is there any other method of treating the tooth that would destroy the bacteria permanently, since it is probably not good to keep opening the tooth indefinitely and putting medication into it?
Thank you in advance for your answers and kind regards,
Anja

Hello!
For more than a month I have been getting pain in a tooth when I climb to a certain altitude. It usually started hurting when I was in the mountains, but now it is enough just to get home (I live a little higher up). The pain is quite strong and I can feel throbbing in the tooth. I went to the dentist... he opened the tooth, placed medication inside and scheduled me again in 4 days. When I got home the pain became even stronger than before. I had to take two painkillers.  I would like to know which painkillers are most effective for toothache? Will the medication placed in the tooth help stop the pain after some time? And I would also like to know  why the tooth hurt only at a certain altitude?
Thank you and best regards!
Urša