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What to should you do if you chip a filling?
I was recently doing my everyday work of repairing xbox 360s and I was going to bite down onto a small strip of electrical tape to tear ir and noticed something in my mouth. At first I figured it was a piece of the tape by my gums and as I went to fish it out with my tongue it pushed the chip back down. After a few seconds with a toothpick a small thin layer of my tooth fell out of my mouth. I think its the a part of the filling that was in my tooth, but Im not certain.
I have a lot of plans today and I dont want to have to have my teeth drilled again as I have serious anxiety and it drives me crazy. If i go to get it repaired will they have to drill again or can they refill it? What will happen if I wait a few days?
It doesnt hurt it just feels a little rough where the chip came from.
Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated, thanks!!
thanks!
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Go back to the dentist as quickly as possible! The sooner the better, or they will have to drill it.
Source(s): Same thing happened to me. - Anonymous1 decade ago
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