White dental fillings?

I've had no problem, and can't imagine they leave you more sensitive than the old 'silver' fillings. I can even chew tinfoil without discomfort, not that I often chew tinfoil.

Silly question here, but why wouldn't you ask the dentist these questions? He's had many more patients with these fillings and has probably seen any and all ranges of sensitivity and offered ways to ease each level of discomfort.

If you're lucky, you might find one person on these forums who has had the white fillings and might have had some sensitivity to them.

I've had both, and I never noticed any sensitivity to the white ones.

Mine have usually felt slightly odd for maybe 24 hours. It is nothing.

Yeah, after receiving any type of filling there is an uncommon kind of sensitivity that sometimes occurred, may be it is take one or two days no longer.in the event that you have any sort of sensitivity after a filling is placed well after give time to adjust, but no need to worry, it is sufficient to take a rest and don't eat very hot and cold foods for two hours.

Yes,The sensitivity causes after receiving the white fillings because of if we take cold and sweets after composite filling are done when the cavity is deeper.if the filling was made to high then we won’t be able to chewing food properly that tooth will take more force than other teeth leading to sensitivity