While I was reading Sue's reply to worn teeth and WomanDentist'
excellent resource, one of my RSS-Readers alterted me to a bunch o
posts at some other sites, all aggregated into one application. This i
analogous to www.DentalCom.Net being an aggregator of our own posts plu
the posts from nntp://sci.med.dentistry.  This notification occur
through a tiny window at the bottom right hand corner of my monitor. I
contains ten or fifteen headlines. Something caught my eye. I clicked o
it.

This spawned a RSS-Reader and this message.

Joel

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Senior Member   Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 120  

Would an advanced cavity be mentioned?

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I had a filling done several weeks ago. Since then, the tooth has bee
wonderful. I had mild pain for a few days, more of a soreness, bu
that's gone now.

On the other side of my mouth, there is a cavity. The tooth it is i
hurts sometimes, generally in the morning when my sinuses are stuff
(I'm pregnant and have been having one long sinus infection since
started). When this happens, all the teeth on that side ache; this on
hurts just a bit more (this could be my mind focusing on it). It's als
sweet sensitive (to extreme sweets, not normal foods). It isn't anymor
cold sensitive than my other teeth.

I'll be getting dental insurance in two months. If it was somethin
serious, would the dentist have mentioned it while she was pokin
around in there? She's a very good, attentive dentist, and mentione
something about a small cavity in my widsom tooth on the opposite sid
(underneath the current problem tooth).

Should I be overly concerned, or would waiting until it's covered b
safe

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Joel34