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Old 07-25-2013, 02:47 AM #1
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Had a old filling removed tuesday & a new one in place, also a side filling on a receding tooth.

Now i have sore jaw, if i touch side of my face it hurts
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[Hi Angie,

The soreness could be from the injection for the novocaine..... or the filling may have been deep along the gum line and the area is sore from that. Are you able to floss without any discomfort? Is the gum puffy or irritated?

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QUOTE=Angiemc00;1002415]Had a old filling removed tuesday & a new one in place, also a side filling on a receding tooth.

Now i have sore jaw, if i touch side of my face it hurts [/QUOTE]
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