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Root Canal tooth feeling strange
I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at
all but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all
until now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth
were feeling more sensitive that side.
Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem
under the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
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Byron Hinson
byron@byronhinson . com
* w w w .byronhinson . com
canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at
all but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all
until now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth
were feeling more sensitive that side.
Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem
under the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
--
Byron Hinson
byron@byronhinson . com
* w w w .byronhinson . com
Byron Hinson wrote:
> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
> feeling more sensitive that side.
>
> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
Stevve
> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
> feeling more sensitive that side.
>
> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
Stevve
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:00:46 -0400, Steven Bornfeld
<dentaltwinmung@earthlink . net > wrote:
>Byron Hinson wrote:
>> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
>> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
>> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
>> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
>> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
>> feeling more sensitive that side.
>>
>> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
>> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
>
>
> Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
>
>Stevve
Note: OP didn't define upper or lower.
Or wether a crown was placed after RCT.
As an aside he did say: "my molar tooth" suggesting that
there can only be one.
Don't know why "Highlander" comes to mind.
Maybe it's just me.
<dentaltwinmung@earthlink . net > wrote:
>Byron Hinson wrote:
>> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
>> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
>> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
>> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
>> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
>> feeling more sensitive that side.
>>
>> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
>> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
>
>
> Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
>
>Stevve
Note: OP didn't define upper or lower.
Or wether a crown was placed after RCT.
As an aside he did say: "my molar tooth" suggesting that
there can only be one.
Don't know why "Highlander" comes to mind.
Maybe it's just me.
On 2008-04-12 01:01:25 +0100, Newbie@bix.nex said:
> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:00:46 -0400, Steven Bornfeld
> <dentaltwinmung@earthlink . net > wrote:
>
>> Byron Hinson wrote:
>>> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
>>> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
>>> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
>>> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
>>> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
>>> feeling more sensitive that side.
>>>
>>> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
>>> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
>>
>>
>> Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
>>
>> Stevve
>
>
> Note: OP didn't define upper or lower.
> Or wether a crown was placed after RCT.
>
> As an aside he did say: "my molar tooth" suggesting that
> there can only be one.
>
> Don't know why "Highlander" comes to mind.
> Maybe it's just me.
Soz about that - its an upper molar on my right side - not anywhere
near as bad today - can't understand it!
--
Byron Hinson
byron@byronhinson . com
* w w w .byronhinson . com
> On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:00:46 -0400, Steven Bornfeld
> <dentaltwinmung@earthlink . net > wrote:
>
>> Byron Hinson wrote:
>>> I seem to be having a strange feeling in my molar tooth that had a root
>>> canal last year - it isn't painful but it feels like it has a pulse or
>>> is throbbing under or inside the filling. It doesn't look swollen at all
>>> but it feels weird. I had not had a problem with the tooth at all until
>>> now - yesterday it seemed to start just after some of my teeth were
>>> feeling more sensitive that side.
>>>
>>> Is it possible it is related to sinusitis or could it be a problem under
>>> the tooth - or does this just happen now and again?
>>
>>
>> Possibly, possibly and yes. You should have it checked.
>>
>> Stevve
>
>
> Note: OP didn't define upper or lower.
> Or wether a crown was placed after RCT.
>
> As an aside he did say: "my molar tooth" suggesting that
> there can only be one.
>
> Don't know why "Highlander" comes to mind.
> Maybe it's just me.
Soz about that - its an upper molar on my right side - not anywhere
near as bad today - can't understand it!
--
Byron Hinson
byron@byronhinson . com
* w w w .byronhinson . com
