my freakin cavity fell out, I am guessing sometime over the weekend??
The cold air outside hits it and it killllllllllls!!! I have an appt on Wednesday morning.......
has this happened to anyone? what should I stay away from eating?? i guess my mike and ikes are out of the picture.
AdriandSteve
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no gum, raisins or anything like that.
It could happen if the filling was old. My dentist replaced a lot of my older silver fillings that I got back when I was like... 13 lol.
StaceyWill
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Awwww!!! I'm sorry-that cr@p hurts!!!! I would avoid eating anything on whatever side it's on.
Jna2010
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thats happened to me hurts like a biatch!! try not to eat on that side for the time being
grkbarbie
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rinse ur mouth with listerineeeee
FutureMrsSoltan
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stay away from anything cold, try drinking with a straw always helps
Spring143
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they actually sell temp fillers for fillings that fell out. dh had to use them a few times while he waited for he dentist or if it happened when we were away.
MrsHazel2B
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I would avoid anything on that side if the filling is out. You don't want anything getting trapped in there and rotting, then FH won't want to kiss you. Rinse with mouthwash to keep it fresh.
flibbertigibbet
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they have kits to temporarily fill it.
i had this happen in august. i lost two in the same week. i think gum pulled them out.
def get seen as soon as possible. they will xray you and see if it just need to be refilled or possibly do a root canal on it.
either way. make sure you keep it clean. so chew on the opposite side as much as possible. brush right after and rinse with listerine or ACT or something frequently. if you get food in there it will start to hurt probably :(
good luck. i know all about dental issues so you have all my sympathy.
kerber981
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ouch - feel better!
Jenna_and_John
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I've heard oragel is a good filler for the time being.
