Check Out the Causes of a Toothache

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Check out the cause of a TOOTHACHE
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Tooth decay is the primary causes of a toothache,
so you need to perform the complete oral
examination for determining the cause.
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Causes of the tooth decay are infections,
grinding teeth, tooth trauma, gum disease and
abnormal bite as well.
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The tooth eruption is the causes of tooth or jaw
pain especially found in the babies and the
school-age children.
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The first sign of a toothache is the pain you
will feel when you eat something sweet, very cold
or very hot.
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The pulp is placed inside the mouth where the
tissues and nerves are present. When the pulp is
irritated, then it can cause pain in your mouth.
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Symptoms of a toothache
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The symptoms of a toothache often reassemble
other health conditions or the dental problems in
your body.
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The common symptoms of a toothache is generally
very difficult to diagnose without complete
evaluation by your dentist.
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Notice a foul-tasting discharge.
High fever.
The different symptoms of a toothache is the
Continuous pain while eating or drinking
something.
Swelling around the tooth area.
Facing difficulties while swallowing or
breathing.
While bite something feeling the pain.
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Alleviate the pain
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Diagnose your toothache by a dentist. If it is
untreated, then the condition becomes worse and
cause serious damages.
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If you unable to schedule an appointment with
your dentist, then perform the self-care
treatment for temporarily healing the pain.
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If your tooth has been knocked out, then without
any delay visit your dentist or the hospital and
admit in the emergency room immediately.
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Treatment provided by dentist
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The dentist will take the complete examination
of your teeth for determining the location and
causes of a toothache.
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Take x-ray for getting the evidence of tooth
decay between the teeth, impacted tooth or the
cracked tooth.
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They also prescribe medication or antibiotics
for healing the toothache speedily as well as for
relieving the pain.
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Prevent a toothache
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Prevent the toothache by following the regular
oral hygiene routine and try to stick to it.
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Try to brush regularly twice a day or after every
meal for preventing the risk of developing
cavities.
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