What Causes Toothache?
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Information about the causes, diagnosis and treatment of toothache.
About the treatment
Toothache is a discomfort sensation that occurs when teeth or surrounding tissues are stimulated by various causes. It can range from mild sensitivity to severe, throbbing pain. Many factors such as decay, cracks, gum disease, infection, or teeth grinding can cause toothache. Early diagnosis and treatment prevent complications.
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Onset, intensity, triggers, and accompanying symptoms of pain are questioned.
The benefits of our dental treatments
- Determining the root cause of pain
- Prevention of complications with early treatment
- Prevention of tooth loss
- Prevention of infection spread
- Improvement of quality of life
- Prevention of chronic pain
Who is it for?
- Those experiencing sudden or persistent toothache
- Those experiencing hot-cold sensitivity
- Those feeling pain during chewing
- Those with gum swelling or bleeding
- Those with increasing tooth pain at night
- Those feeling pain in the face or jaw area
Treatment Process
Detailed History
Onset, intensity, triggers, and accompanying symptoms of pain are questioned.
Clinical Examination
Teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues are examined visually and by touch.
Radiographic Examination
Decay, root problems, or bone loss are evaluated with X-ray films.
Vitality Tests
Tooth vitality is checked with cold, hot, and electric tests.
Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
The cause of pain is determined and appropriate treatment (filling, root canal, extraction, etc.) is planned.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most common cause of toothache?
Tooth decay is the most common cause. Additionally, gum disease, cracked tooth, teeth grinding, and sinusitis can also cause pain.
Does toothache go away on its own?
Temporary sensitivities may pass, but persistent pain will worsen if not treated. Dentist check-up is definitely recommended.
What can I do at home in emergencies?
Pain relievers (ibuprofen or paracetamol), cold compress, and saltwater rinse can provide temporary relief. However, see a dentist as soon as possible.
When should I see an emergency dentist?
Get emergency help in case of severe pain, swelling, fever, inability to open jaw, or difficulty swallowing.
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This information is for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult your dentist for treatment options.
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