How do you know if a filling hasn't worked?
I had a filling almost six months ago and I have been pain-free ever since but I've noticed the tooth is sensitive to cold/cool stuff. For example if I swirl my mouth with mouthwash or even a drink, it kinda hurts a bit. But other than that I've had no problems. Do I need a root canal?
That doesn't imply a root canal at all. You would generally have other symptoms (and in my case the symptom was actually feeling no pain). For the 1% chance you do need a root canal, they are no worse than a filling (and I would say more comfortable).
Go see your dentist. Sensodyne will help for the time being (and it does actually work!).
Go see your dentist. Sensodyne will help for the time being (and it does actually work!).
If you needed a root canal you'd know about it trust me, one of my teeth got infected and they were considering a root canal and I was crying in pain, and got given antibiotics, I couldn't eat and it made my head thump (the tooth got removed eventually as my wisdom underneath was pushing up on it 
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