My tooth filling hurts?

If the filling was very deep and near the nerve sometimes that can make the tooth sensitive to temperature and it may be a bit sore for a few days. Over time that should get better Sometimes what can also happen is when you leave the office and you're numb, you can't feel how you're biting, so even though they check your bite, you might be biting on their paper weird, so they look at the tooth and say "Okay, the filling isn't high. " Now that you're not numb, your bite will have gone back to normal.

If it feels like you hit that tooth first, it may just be the filling is a little high - a quick trip to the dentist and he can shave that high area down a polish it with his drill. It might take a day or two but it'll get better If it's throbbing pain, waking you up at night, hurting for no reason (ie: you're watching TV and all of a sudden - OW! ) or swollen at all then you need to go back to the dentist because that could mean the nerve is involved in which case you would need a root canal (or possibly an extraction).

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