Other Causes of Toothaches Besides Cavities

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Other Causes of Toothaches Besides Cavities

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One of the key indications of tooth decay and
cavities is when we experience a toothache in an
infected tooth. What you may not realize is
cavities are not the only reason you could
experience a toothache.

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However, it is vital to obtain a proper diagnosis
from an experienced Brampton dentist, like here
at Kennedy Square Dental to determine whether
your toothache is from a cavity or another cause,
such as

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1. Gum Disease When the gums are red, swollen
and irritated they can cause pain in the teeth.

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2. Abscessed Tooth Advanced tooth decay results
in more than just a cavity and can lead to
infections within the root, called an abscessed
tooth, which can be very uncomfortable and
painful.

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3. Sensitive Teeth Some people have sensitive
teeth and changes to hot and cold temperatures
can cause temporary, minor pain.

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4. Tooth Micro-Factures Small micro-factures
can occur on the tooths enamel layer and can
cause pain for some people.

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6. Wisdom Teeth Our wisdom teeth can be the
cause of pain in the molar regions for various
reasons, including when they are impacted and not
developing correctly.

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7. Fillings If a filling falls out, breaks, or
is no longer securely attached to the tooth,
cavity-causing bacteria gets inside the tooth and
can cause pain, even during the early stages of
tooth decay.

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8. Sinus Infections It is not uncommon to
experience minor to moderate toothaches in the
upper jaw region because the inflammation in the
sinus passages places added pressure on the jaw
and teeth.

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One of the key indications of tooth decay and
cavities is when we experience a toothache in an
infected tooth. What you may not realize is
cavities are not the only reason you could
experience a toothache.

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9. Brushing and Flossing If you brush and floss
too hard or are using the wrong type of floss or
toothbrush, you may inadvertently irritate the
gums and create minor pain in the teeth.

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10. Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) Excess pressure is
required to grind the teeth and could result in
damage, pain, and discomfort.

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Fortunately, there are viable solutions to these
types of tooth pain and discomfort available from
your dentist. For instance, they can recommend
the proper toothbrush and floss or order an
appliance you can wear to protect against teeth
grinding.

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Whether the pain is minor or severe, it is always
recommended to see your dentist right away to
determine the cause and not wait for your next
regular checkup.

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Putting off a visit to your dentist could result
in the problem becoming worse and requiring more
extensive treatments to correct.

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Please contact Kennedy Square Dental at (905)
858-3368 today to schedule a consultation
appointment and discover the cause of your tooth
pain and discomfort!
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