Exposure to certain dental materials can cause reactions ranging from mild to severe. Make sure you're aware of the most common possibilities. By Professor William Wiltshire and Dr James Noble.

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After a filling, you may notice that your bite feels slightly off. This is particularly common if the filling is in a molar or a place where your teeth come into contact when chewing. A filling that ...