What to do Before Your Appointment:
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Rinse your mouth: rinse with warm salt water to help clean out any bacteria and reduce inflammation.
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Pain relief: over the counter pain relievers and non-prescription medication can provide temporary relief.
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Topical numbing gels: these can be applied directly to the affected area for temporary relief.
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Avoid certain foods: try to avoid extremely hot or cold foods and drinks which may exacerbate the pain.
Common Causes of Tooth Ache:
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Tooth decay: decay caused by bacteria eroding the tooth surface can cause discomfort and pain.
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Gum disease: inflammation of the gum tissue can lead to pain or swelling in the jaw.
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Impacted teeth: teeth that have not fully emerged from the gums can cause the surrounding tissue to become inflamed and painful.
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Abscess: an abscess at the root due to infection can result in severe toothache.
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Damaged fillings: broken or lost feelings can expose a sensitive part of your tooth, causing pain.
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