How much rest after dental fillings?

Well I had the filling done and you guys saying it would be easy with no rest required were all wrong.

No rest required? A few years of post traumatic stress disorder therapy more likely.

Evil Kazakhstani dentist kept telling me to 'open wider', not giving me a break to relax my jaws in 30 minutes. All the way through talking in Russian with her female assistant and laughing. I think she even called me an a hole on my way out.

She was good looking though, that's the only reason I went. Not going back though. Supposed to have 3 more fillings. No way.

All dentists are sadists. They have a thing they can put in your mouth to help keep your jaws open so you can relax -- had one used on me during a root canal. They probably didn't offer it because they wanted to see you in pain.

Also, don't ever do sedation dentistry. They will absolutely molest you while you're asleep. There are no cameras in those rooms and they're all in on it and protect each other.

Crazy. More like 5

Oh, mental recovery? Probably the rest of your life

After dental fillings, you can usually resume normal activities immediately. However, it's recommended to avoid eating until the numbness from anesthesia wears off to prevent biting your cheek or tongue. If you received a silver (amalgam) filling, you should wait at least 24 hours before chewing on that side of your mouth, as it takes time to fully harden. For composite (white) fillings, they harden instantly with the curing light, so there's no waiting period.
If you have any concerns or experience discomfort, it's best to consult a dentist in Mooresville, NC.

I ran the day my wisdom teeth were removed.