Sometimes people complain of sensitivity or pain when chewing on a veneered tooth after a few days or even a few months....you don't need to worry too much because sensitive teeth are not a big problem....besides, the discomfort and pain will improve within a few days....but if everything is not normal and you have severe pain after filling the tooth, it is associated with some tooth cavity or this sensitive article is associated with tooth sensitivity..one of the most common causes of toothache...the coating explains when to chew and ways to treat toothache and what Consult your doctor or dentist sometime... ### What happens after tooth filling? During a tooth filling, the dentist thoroughly cleans the tooth to remove decay and any debris and then fills it with filling material.. The first step in this procedure is to inject a numbing agent around the affected tooth.. Then the decayed area is cleaned using a dental drill and filled with porcelain.. Done... You still feel numbness in your face, or you may feel itching or tingling.... Apart from It may be difficult for you to speak, eat, swallow or even move your face... it is best to avoid eating and drinking for a few hours after the filling... in the coming days you may feel a little strange inside your mouth due to the filling... pain or sensitivity around the filled tooth after filling is very common and should be dealt with bravely... sensitivity can be defined as a feeling of discomfort or pain in the filled tooth that is caused by certain factors... you can see it as Imagine a toothache that suddenly comes and goes.... Your teeth may be hurt after filling for many reasons... In addition, the heat of the teeth can cause hand sensitivity.... Drinking tea or coffee may cause severe pain... If your tooth is sensitive after filling and when eating ice cream, drink, you will feel pain and the general causes of veneer pain when chewing include the following: - #### excited nerve When a cavity gets close to the nerve of the tooth, a deep filling is required and you may experience severe tooth pain afterwards, because a deep filling can irritate the nerve inside the tooth.. The outer layer of the tooth is made up of enamel, which protects the nerve from external factors.. The remaining teeth look exactly the same. The filling should be flush with the surrounding teeth....if it is too big, there may be too much pressure on it when biting....in this case the pain and sensitivity of the tooth will be much more than with a flush filling....your teeth will be quite sensitive for the first few days after the filling....usually the bite will improve within a month or less....if you have severe pain or sensitivity to the dentist..get this surface repaired the difference.... - #### Pulpitis can cause tooth sensitivity after tooth filling Pulpitis can lead to extreme sensitivity and make your tooth really painful... If you have a minor filling, you may not have pulpitis.. However, you can experience it in: - If a dental impact caused your tooth to break or crack.... - You had a very deep cavity that reaches the inner layer of the pulp.... - Your tooth has had several treatments or fillings..... ### Last word If you have minor sensitivity after tooth filling, you should not worry too much.... You can use home remedies to minimize tooth pain and discomfort.... But if the tooth sensitivity or pain starts to intensify after the filling, makes it difficult to open the mouth or chew, or is accompanied by other symptoms such as fever or severe tooth pain, we suggest that you definitely visit the