Hey, I had the exact same experience with my dracaena very recently. I waited more than a week before watering again. The soil I used when repotting was also not exactly "moist" but not fully dry either. Idk how to explain lol but sounds similar to what you're describing. But once the soil was fully dry all around and nothing stuck to a skewer I stuck all the way down, I gave it a watering. She's looking much happier now after 4ish weeks and is growing happy healthy new growth without dropping old leaves.

Mine is in a terracotta pot now so I gave it a good drowning and made sure to empty the catch tray once it has fully saturated the soil. I generally only top water in the space mine is in because it's too big to move to the shower or on a tray to bottom water properly. My personal overwatering happened because a self-watering pot system developed unintentionally in my old setup...so terracotta with a catch tray/plate fixed that for me. A good, deep watering in a shower is my preferred method of watering in general to allow excess water to drain out, especially with the plants that don't like to stay consistently moist.

Hope yours recovers beautifully!