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What Causes Tooth Pain After A Laser Gum Contouring Session?

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Posted on Wed, 18 Feb 2015
Question: I've had eight veneers done on my upper teeth following a laser gum contouring session

- now i'm getting pain on one of them when i eat and when i press on it with my finger. Is the tooth's nerve dying?

- I'm having red gums on the edge but no necessary pain. What is the solution for this? I take really good care of my teeth and gums (brushing correctly with a high tech ISSA silicon toothbrush, use water and salt for mouthwash)

- one of the frontal teeth has black patches because of the inconsistent thickness of the veneer. Does that increase risk of it breaking?

- shouldn't i be allowed to ask for a remake since all of these problems have occurred?
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Answered by Dr. Neha Sumra (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Deeply carious tooth; periodontal problem

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for writing in. I have gone through the images.

As per your history there could be two possibilities:-
- deeply carious tooth involving pulp which require Root Canal Treatment
- periodontal problem due to food lodgement causing inflammation in that area require cleaning of that region & removal of pocket.

Regarding blackening of front tooth you need to visit your dentist & ask him to reevaluate your veenering.

Hope I answered your query

Wishing you good health

Regards
Dr. Neha Sumra
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What Causes Tooth Pain After A Laser Gum Contouring Session?

Brief Answer: Deeply carious tooth; periodontal problem Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for writing in. I have gone through the images. As per your history there could be two possibilities:- - deeply carious tooth involving pulp which require Root Canal Treatment - periodontal problem due to food lodgement causing inflammation in that area require cleaning of that region & removal of pocket. Regarding blackening of front tooth you need to visit your dentist & ask him to reevaluate your veenering. Hope I answered your query Wishing you good health Regards Dr. Neha Sumra