A Singapore woman who travelled to Johor Bahru for a routine dental cleaning procedure was left in pain after a tooth filling purportedly left her nerve tissue exposed.
“This is the first time in my life experiencing something so painful,” the woman told Shin Min Daily News of her ordeal.
The 40-year-old, surnamed Li, had been treated at Q & M Dental Group Malaysia’s Taman Sentosa branch on Sept 4, reported the Chinese publication.
Li said it was her first time at that clinic — she typically does scaling and polishing at another branch but could not attend her original appointment.
A dentist reportedly recommended fillings for two teeth, which she agreed to.
However, Li claimed she experienced extreme pain when her tooth was drilled without warning. A large space was left after the treatment, she said.
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