If a tooth hurts, you should see a dentist. Don’t try to look up remedy methods on the internet or as family members for suggestions. If there is pain, it usually means there is something seriously wrong. Do not put your dental health in the hands of anyone other than a professional. Yes, you can take aspirin or ibuprofen but what if the pain returns?
The only rational choice you have left is to see the dentist for possible Wisdom Teeth Removal in Wrigleyville.
There are normal and very common causes of pain in the mouth. dentinal sensitivity is a sharp, sharp pain like an electric current, which lasts 2, 3 or 4 seconds and goes, never to return. It is triggered by food or cold drinks or rinsing the mouth out. It can be brought on by eating ice cream, yogurt, etc. Sometimes it hurts just by breathing cold air through the mouth, especially in winter. In these cases, it could be a cavity which is warning that the nerve of the tooth affected is about to succumb.
But if in addition to the symptoms mentioned above, it also hurts to brush the neck of the tooth, or if it is tender to touch, there may be other causes. When wisdom teeth come in, the mouth has to make room for the extra teeth. This can cause an extreme amount of pain. If the pain lasts for 1 minute or more it is not dentinal sensitivity but rather acute pericoronitis.
Inflammation of the gums and the region surrounding the wisdom teeth can be painful. Eating or drinking cold things may not bother you, but it will hurt to chew and so you may try avoiding chewing on that side. You might get inflammation to the throat, ear, and also have nodes under the jaw. There may be fever and swelling of the face on that side too. Brushing hurts, touching it hurts, so what can you do? These situations occur during output of wisdom teeth between 17 years to 28 years or so. This is a common problem that everyone will deal with and Wisdom Teeth Removal in Wrigleyville is the only answer. Get an appointment at Northalsted Dental Spa today.
