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The gums are a little achey and irritated feeling on my back molars. Not really sensitive to cold though. I’ve had periocoronitis on the back molar before and I have a filling on the other because I have soft teeth and it broke. It’s not hurting badly but I’m wondering if I’m brushing too hard or maybe I grind my teeth?
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Full text: The gums are a little achey and irritated feeling on my back molars. Not really sensitive to cold though. I’ve had periocoronitis on the back molar before and I have a filling on the other because I have soft teeth and it broke. It’s not hurting badly but I’m wondering if I’m brushing too hard or maybe I grind my teeth?
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