Almost everybody is plagued from time to time by toothache.
Toothache can have several causes.
The pain will make itself felt, normally in the form of throbbing, and the discomfort is likely to intensify as time goes by, when you eat, drink hot or cold liquids, or lie down.
Toothache is quite unpleasant, and it may seem that no matter what you do - it hurts more.
Toothache can be caused by things such as debris that has been trapped between the teeth and gums, cavities, abscesses or infections in the gums or teeth, or trauma to the jaw, face or teeth.
Sometimes, toothache can result from medical conditions that have nothing to do with dental problems.
If the problem goes untreated, it can lead to serious trouble, and it could even become life threatening.
Normally, when you suffer toothaches, you'll experience tremendous pain.
The pain will stem from the affected tooth or the jaw, and you'll know it almost immediately.
It will start out as a throbbing pain, then continue to get worse and worse until you get it treated.
If you wait too long and allow the infection to spread throughout the tooth, you'll probably end up having to get it pulled or cut out.
As soon as you start to experience toothaches, don't hesitate - make an appointment with your dentist straight away to have it checked out.
Sometimes, getting an appointment when your tooth starts hurting is easier said than done.
Even though you may be able to use certain products to ease the pain, the pain will always come back until you get the problem fixed.
Toothache will always come back, until you get the tooth taken care of.
If you visit your dentist in time and he catches the problem early, he may be able to save your tooth.
Normally, this will result in a crown, filling, or root canal - if you're lucky you won't have to have the tooth removed.
Dentists always try to save teeth, as they don't like to remove a tooth unless it's absolutely unavoidable.
If the tooth has become abscessed, the dentist may put you on a course of antibiotics such as penicillin until the infection has subsided enough for the tooth to be removed.
Throughout our lives, most of us will experience the pain and discomfort of toothache at some point.
Toothache could well be the worst pain you ever feel in your life, especially if you are suffering from an abscess.
If you've never had toothache, you can consider yourself lucky.
Those who have had toothache will tell you that the pain is something you never want to experience - it will make you feel as if your whole world is falling apart.
Toothache can have several causes.
The pain will make itself felt, normally in the form of throbbing, and the discomfort is likely to intensify as time goes by, when you eat, drink hot or cold liquids, or lie down.
Toothache is quite unpleasant, and it may seem that no matter what you do - it hurts more.
Toothache can be caused by things such as debris that has been trapped between the teeth and gums, cavities, abscesses or infections in the gums or teeth, or trauma to the jaw, face or teeth.
Sometimes, toothache can result from medical conditions that have nothing to do with dental problems.
If the problem goes untreated, it can lead to serious trouble, and it could even become life threatening.
Normally, when you suffer toothaches, you'll experience tremendous pain.
The pain will stem from the affected tooth or the jaw, and you'll know it almost immediately.
It will start out as a throbbing pain, then continue to get worse and worse until you get it treated.
If you wait too long and allow the infection to spread throughout the tooth, you'll probably end up having to get it pulled or cut out.
As soon as you start to experience toothaches, don't hesitate - make an appointment with your dentist straight away to have it checked out.
Sometimes, getting an appointment when your tooth starts hurting is easier said than done.
Even though you may be able to use certain products to ease the pain, the pain will always come back until you get the problem fixed.
Toothache will always come back, until you get the tooth taken care of.
If you visit your dentist in time and he catches the problem early, he may be able to save your tooth.
Normally, this will result in a crown, filling, or root canal - if you're lucky you won't have to have the tooth removed.
Dentists always try to save teeth, as they don't like to remove a tooth unless it's absolutely unavoidable.
If the tooth has become abscessed, the dentist may put you on a course of antibiotics such as penicillin until the infection has subsided enough for the tooth to be removed.
Throughout our lives, most of us will experience the pain and discomfort of toothache at some point.
Toothache could well be the worst pain you ever feel in your life, especially if you are suffering from an abscess.
If you've never had toothache, you can consider yourself lucky.
Those who have had toothache will tell you that the pain is something you never want to experience - it will make you feel as if your whole world is falling apart.
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