I’m having tooth pain.  What could likely be causing it and what can be done about it?

The body is an extraordinary thing, it sends signals to the brain when it senses that something is wrong and this comes out in the form of an ache or pain.  The nerves inside of the tooth send signals to the brain to let the body know that something wrong is going on inside of the mouth.

There are various reasons why a tooth may hurt and with those reasons, there are several ways to resolve the problem so that pain is not felt any longer.  A sensitive symptom to hot or cold foods or beverages can mean that there is decay in the tooth or the root of a tooth can be exposed.  For the most part, this can be temporary and with good oral hygiene can be kept minimal.  Should pain persist or become severe then you should schedule a visit with Dr. Sonia Sharma at our Brampton dental office.  Another type of pain can be continual discomfort but you are not able to identify which tooth hurts; you should book a visit with Dr. Sonia Sharma so that she can identify the problem and provide the best possible solution.

These are only a couple of examples of the types of pain that you can experience; should your pain be consistent and whether it’s dull or severe and never goes away, you should always make an appointment to visit Dr. Sonia Sharma so that the problem is diagnosed and a possible solution is provided.  Don’t live with the pain as the problem can worsen over time if it’s left untreated.

Please remember that the information is provided as general information. It is NOT intended to replace professional care. Since every patient and every case may vary, consult your physician or dentist for advice on your particular situation.

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