Tooth fillings are a routine way to fix teeth damaged by cavities. You get a filling to stop the pain, not keep it going. So, if you got a filling months ago and now you’re suddenly experiencing pain, something’s not right.
While fillings should eliminate discomfort, experiencing pain months later could point to underlying issues that need to be addressed. This article will explore some of the common reasons why your tooth filling might hurt after months and what you can do about it.