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Tothache

There can be gum disease, dental decay or plaque due to bacteria which can result in pain.  Majority of dental problems can be prevented though brushing, flossing and by cleaning teeth professionally twice a year. Fluoride and sealants can be used by the dentists for toothache.

Toothache Causes

It can start from inflammation of the pulp which is central portion of teeth. There are nerve endings in the pulp. Trauma, dental cavities and infection can cause inflammation to the pulp. There can be toothache symptoms with referred pain from jaw. Pain can become severe with increase in inflammation. Toothache can be the result of pain with chewing, bleeding around gums, and swelling around teeth, injury and hot or cold sensitivity. There can dental gum disease or dental decay with these signs. Pain can become intense infected tooth is tapped. The pain of deeper structure can be felt in tooth. You should resort to the help of dentist to pinpoint pain source.

Medical Care

You should call dentist for following concerns:

• over the counter medications can not relieve dental pain.
• there can be severe pain when tooth is pulled because tooth socket is exposed to the air. You should see dentist immediately in this condition.
• there can be pain due to gum swelling. There can be fever as well with dental pain and disease.
• there can be broken or knocked out teeth due to injury which should be treated immediately. It can lead to permanent tooth loss.  
• there is pain when mouth is opened widely. It can be due to injury or due to eating something too big.
• there can be pain due to wisdom pain due to inflammation of gums around erupted crowns. It can happen in the lower third molars which can extent to the ear and jaw.

There can be pain because of chest pain, trauma, heart disease and rashes. You should visit your dentists immediately with these conditions.

• if you have chills or high fever which can indicate infection requiring antibiotics
• if you have head or face injury and you are having lightheadedness, headache, vomiting, nausea and other symptoms.
• if you have facial rash with toothache which can be improved with medications.
• if you have jaw pain with chest pain which is the most common cause of dental disease and it can lead pain to the other areas as well. You should see dentist if your pain is associated with sweating, shortness of breath and lightheadedness.
• if there is too much swelling or bleeding from gums leading to the pain. You should consult your dentist if you have history of diabetes, weakened immune system and steroid use.