> Hello,
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> I'll be making an appointment in the next few days but I'm just curious.
My first guess would be a high spot on the fillings done. Since in both
appointments the treatment was on the right side.
At night you could be grinding to elimnate the spot.
So from what you are telling it sounds like muscular pain to me. I don't
know what tylenol contains, since this is not available in Germany, so I
can't explain that. But the tightness could be some muscular spasm.
It also can just be some infection of the tooth if the filling was deep
down to the nerve.
I can just search for painfull spot on your muscles to discriminate.
JK

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NOYB - 18 May 2005 21:34 GMT
>> Hello,
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> So from what you are telling it sounds like muscular pain to me. I don't
> know what tylenol contains, since this is not available in Germany,
The Brits call tylenol "Paracetamol". Generic name: Acetaminophen.
Dr Steve - 19 May 2005 12:29 GMT
Dead tooth -- most likely

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