I came out with more pain than when I came in.
Facts:
- First visit: Dr. advised 3 fillings were required. X-rays were taken.
- Second visit: while conducting the procedure for the fillings Dr. determined one of the 3 teeth required a root canal. Had to reschedule.
- Third visit: While performing root canal Dr. irritated the side of my mouth causing bleeding and an open wound to occur. Took 2 weeks to heal.
- Fourth visit: A week following the root canal my temporary crown fell out. Had it replaced without any fuss.
- Following the previous procedure a filling on my tooth cracked and fell apart as
I was eating noodles.
- 2 weeks later crown fell out again. This time I decided to wait for the permanent crown to come in. I called the following weekday and the secretary informed me that my crown was already there, though I haven't recieved a call.
- Fifth visit: I had my crown put in which fit nicely. The filling for my tooth would be determined to be fixed the following day. I also noted pain in my lower tooth, which was not operated by this dentistry. Though it did not hurt before, I could not chew on one side of my mouth - ironic.
- Sixth visit: Had my broken filling removed and replaced without any fuss. They were happily obliged to spread lip balm on my lips to prevent damage. Pain still remained.
It's been a week or so and I can't chew happily on both sides of my mouth, and in which extreme caution is required to prevent a sharp and abrupt pain. It's definitely one way to go on the liquid diet. read more