Solutions to common dental problems
Toothache and Pain
Tooth pain can range from mild to severe. The pain may come and go, or be intense and debilitating.
Sudden severe tooth pain may indicate a serious dental condition such as advanced decay in your tooth or infection in your jaw.
A toothache can have a number of causes. A toothache may indicate more significant dental issues and should be looked into quickly.
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You may be experiencing tooth pain due to:
- Infection
- Tooth decay
- Damaged fillings
- Broken or cracked tooth
- Exposed nerve
- Abscess to the tooth or gum
A toothache is often accompanied by other symptoms such as:
- Earache
- Headache
- Sensitivity to hot, cold and sweet foods and drinks
- Swelling
- Sore to bite on
The treatment for a sore tooth depends on the cause of the pain. There are several treatment options that the dentist will discuss with you.
Your dental history, current medical conditions, affordability and personal choice are all factors considered in your treatment plan.
A toothache or pain may be a sign that there is a problem with your teeth and gums.
It could also be a referred pain, where the source may be elsewhere in your body.
Your pain may be sharp or a dull pain, and it may come and go or be constant. It is important to not ignore tooth pain and have it seened to as soon as possible.
To find out more about treating toothaches, call our friendly staff at Woodville & Seaton Dental Clinic on (08) 8268 5422 or request an appointment online.
