Sore Teeth and Jaw Pain - Causes & Treatment by QC Dentistry
                     
The causes: why do I have 
jaw pain?
A reason for a toothache that is felt in the 
jaw is gum disease and other gum 
contaminations. Once in a while, a bone 
or sinus contamination causes jaw 
torment. 
Another reason for a "toothache" that is 
really from jaw inconvenience is 
temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
Some are local (oral cavity), others more 
distant (jaw, sinuses, face, joint, etc.). For 
each cause, different levels of pain will 
appear, depending on whether or not it is 
delayed to seek treatment.
Pain in the tooth
When the softened part begins to approach the 
nerve, the tooth first becomes sensitive to hot and 
cold. Then the pain will occur from time to time until 
it is almost constant. Here are 
easy ways to get rid of tooth pain.
Cavities that are not treated in time can lead to the 
formation of an abscess. An attack on the heart of 
the tooth due to the multiplication of bacteria 
affects the nerve, which eventually fails.
Cavities can happen at any age, including baby 
teeth. We are not all equal in the face of them. 
Some people have much stronger teeth than others. 
But the quality of oral hygiene has a lot to do with 
the appearance of these pathologies.
Symptoms of "toothache"
In the event of a simple decay that is not too 
deep, there will be no symptoms other than 
the pain itself. It can progress to pulsations or 
pain on the pressure; this is the case when we 
are in the presence of an abscess. 
Another symptom of the abscess is the 
generally associated swelling, more or less 
important, which can go as far as a very visible 
deformity in the cheek.
Some bacterial infections lead to the 
appearance of purulent collections or even a 
fever. These infections can also invade deeper 
tissues which will also start to swell. This is 
what we call cellulitis of dental origin.
Some tips to reduce toothache
First, check how the painful area looks. The cause of the pain may just be right in front of your eyes!
Sometimes very simple, good brushing and the use of interdental brushes or dental floss can clear up 
food debris and relieve pain,” explains our experienced dentist;
If you can do nothing for me to eliminate the cause yourself, the taking of analgesics can be considered, 
more or less powerful according to the pain, but also according to the age and the condition of the 
patient;
The mouthwash may also be a very good remedy to relieve the pain and wait until the appointment with 
his dentist. Especially if the mouthwashes have a somewhat numbing action that will calm the pain and 
inflammation of the gums;
Finally, anti-inflammatory drugs should be considered if accompanied by inflammation pains. Of 
antibiotics may be necessary, to different degrees, if the origin of the pain is a bacterial infection. In both 
cases, a medical prescription will be necessary. It can be issued before the appointment at the dental 
office, by the attending physician for example.
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