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Hello there. I'm not an expert by any means: but I suffered from tooth pain for years: after every root canal I had, the pain kept on and on. Reading your post, it sounds to me like you have nerve damage. I now believe this is what I suffered from. I went to my dentist: he'd x-ray the sore areas in my mouth; say he saw nothing wrong. Then I'd go see my Endondtist; same story. None of them ever "saw" what the problem was: but I had pain in my mouth for a very lone time. Over time; very gradually, it did get better, on it's own. Now I just have occasional pain feelings in my mouth. I believe there are condtions/problems in the mouth that cannot be seen on x-ray. I KNOW this for a fact; for my pain was very real...I am grateful now that it basically went away; but I can sympathise with anyone who has long term, mouth/tooth pain. When I was going through it, no one understood me when I told them how much my mouth/teeth hurt. One lady told me "that isn't possible! teeth can't possibly hurt the way you claim your's do!". It felt terrible to have such daily pain; and be mis-understood by those around me. I hope your pain gets better soon. I feel for you! Debbie
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