Went to the dentist last Monday for the first time in almost

It means that the fillings need to be adjusted. Very common when you have that many done at the same time. There's no way you can tell at that time whether they are right due to all the numbness and trauma in 3 spots at once.

I had the same problem, sort of.

I have two cavities on either side of my mouth that were fixed when I was a kid. They started hurting out of nowhere, but only with certain foods. First it was one side, then it was the other. I had assumed it was because the fillings were damaged or fell out or something.

When I went to the dentist they said everything was a-ok and that I just had sensitive teeth. They told me to use a particular toothpaste every day and to come back in 4 months to see if its gotten better. One side has gotten better. The other still hurts but its better.

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How do I tell where they need to be adjusted- or does the dentist do that? They definitely don't meet like they used to, but I can't really figure out by feel exactly where. I've been avoiding chewing back there, but it's like any pressure at all on those spots sends off twinges.

Did your dentist make you bite on something at the end? That was to ensure the filling was aligned correctly.

It may be uncomfortable for a few days after, but let it work in and maybe it'll feel better. If it doesn't you may also have cavities in between your teeth that are causing sensitivity.

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They did. If this is indeed normal, how long can I expect this discomfort to last? I did some googling and a lot of places say 2-4 weeks and after the last few days I'm going completely insane.

stop chewing on that side ffor a while dumbass