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    Default toothache after veneers

    Hi there. I had 7 veneers fitted on my top teeth 2 months ago and have been experiencing a lot of sensitivity since. I have mentioned this to my dentist and he said that it can simply take a while for things to 'settle down'

    last night i awoke with bad toothache in the most sensitive tooth and am now getting increasingly concerned.

    please can somebody give me some advice?

    thanks

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    I would recommend you see your dentist to express yor concerns with the toothache you are having , so he can diagnose and treat the problem.

    Best wishes
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    thank you

    I am also unable to floss between my veneers as they are 'stuck together' with the cement used.....is this normal, and can it be removed easily?

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    sometimes this can happen, but easily removed.
    Dr Raha Sepehrara BSC(Hons) BDS with Distinction

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    ok, thank u

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    veneers can be sensitive for sometime, but severe tooth ache can be the sign of an unhappy nerve. i would see your dentist at your earliest convenience even if the pain has since disappeared

    nick fahey
    Dr Nick Fahey BDS (NZ), MCLIN DENT PROS (London), FRACDS, MRD RCS (Edin) Pros, MFDS RCS (Eng)

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