Any dentists out there?

[Whoami24601]

So I had a filling in one of my top wisdom teeth a couple of weeks ago. My dentist warned me there would be some soreness for a few days as it was a deep filling, but I'm still in pain! The pain is not in the tooth I had the filling in though. I'm in pain along the bottom set of teeth under the filling. Is this even possible??? Can someone explain it to me? Am I going to have to go back to the dentist?

[Whoami24601]

Anyone?

[gingeroots]

Definitely go back to the dentist .

[Whoami24601]

But why is it different teeth that are hurting?

[gingeroots]

Maybe it's affected your bite ?

[MrsLeighHalfpenny]

Maybe there's something wrong with the other tooth too

[twoshineyshoesahhaeyetoeye]

Is it referred pain? where the pain is felt elsewhere in the mouth generally in same area below or above teeth worked on. google it and see if it fits your symptoms.

[fanjoforthemammaries7850]

I would go back, because it could be that filling is too high and needs adjusted.

[gingeroots]

Yes - that's what I meant ,if a filling is a just a tiny bit out it can affect how the lower teeth meet the top teeth .

[fanjoforthemammaries7850]

Yes I agree

[Spikesbiggestfan]

Dentist here: definitely sounds like the filling is 'high', and affecting your bite. You need to go back to the dentist, and they can v easily adjust it