Hi Stuart,

Do you know what the materials are? Just out of curiosity. Did you get tested for biocompatibility? And yes I have definitely heard about this happening. It's not uncommon by any means.

The shock/trauma to the tooth from all the drilling, plus the replacement of composites can cause them to ache for sometime afterwards and become sensitive yes.

First of all, I would make sure they are level and you're not putting up with ones that are a bit high or something. So if they need some adjustment by being levelled, I would get that done. Check with the dentist.

Aside from that? It can be sadly a matter of time. For some it maybe months of sensitivity and some pain before things begin to subside.

A few people have most definitely complained about this - but it appears that things have subsided. one person I know used to be on here and spoke about it. She is finding things returning to normal now. But she was in pain for months. I mean MONTHS. I was very upset for her.

And now it seems sadly you are getting similar. Again, please check with your dentist and make sure your bite is even.