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Most of us have had toothache in some way in our lives. This situation has been in our memories as a good or bad experience. There are many factors that can cause tooth pain.

 

In order to understand the source of a toothache, it is first necessary to know the anatomy of the tooth. Our teeth are living beings with nerves and blood vessels that keep them healthy. The first visible and generally white layer of the tooth is the enamel, and underneath it is another hard (but more yellowish) mineral called dentine. The lowest layer is the nerve and blood vessels called pulp. Dentin consists of thousands of microscopic pores that communicate with the nerves in our teeth. When these pores are exposed, ie, the protective layers on the surface are removed and remain unprotected against heat, cold, sweetness or other stimulants. These pores are also distinct in the tooth roots because there is no enamel layer around our tooth roots.

 

What are the symptoms of dental pain?

 

The causes of tooth pain can be listed together with the causes below.

 

1.Hot Cold Sensitivity or Pain Causing From Hot Cold Interaction

 

The first symptom of the caries is sensitivity.

 

This type of sensitivity and pain is considered normal until 15-20 days of the new filler or crowning.

 

Pain may be felt if abrasions occur due to improper tooth brushing.

 

Fractures and cracks in the teeth due to falling and impact

 

Wear and bruises that occur as a result of grinding (bruxism)

 

Worn teeth as a result of acid erosion

 

In bulemia patients, there are abrasions in the parts of the teeth facing the throat.

 

Worn areas on teeth surfaces

 

As a result of gum recession on tooth root surfaces

 

Sensitivity that lasts up to one month as a result of gum treatment

 

In cases where the teeth is not fully covered or broken.

 

Worn-out crowns

 

2. Pain from the consumption of sugary foods

 

The tooth must be evaluated for caries.

 

Especially if you have old Filler and veneer, it can be rotten underneath.

 

It occurs in teeth where wear is intense.

 

3. Pulsative Pain , Preventing Nighttime Sleep (night pain)

 

It is possible to feel this type of pain in the case of tooth abscess.

 

It may be due to inflammation in the vessels and nerves inside the pulp chamber.

 

Inflammation in the tissues around the 3rd molar

 

The pain of acute sinusitis also causes pain at night.

 

4. Pain in the ear

 

It occurs when the lower twenty-year-old teeth can not erupt.

 

It also occurs due to deformation of the jaw joint occurs.

 

5. Pain reflected in the temporal sides

 

It is the pain that can occur when the upper twenty-year teeth impacted. It should be evaluated immediately by X-ray.

 

6. Pain Reflected in the Eye:

 

When the upper canine teeth are inflamed

 

Pain due to impacted canine tooth.

 

How to diagnose toothache?

 

Patients with toothache should go to a dentist without losing time. Because the resulting pain can be more severe than other pain in the body. However, toothache is a treatable problem, so it does not go to the doctor to extend the suffering is more harm to the person. First, the tooth that causes pain must be determined. In some pains, the nerves in the teeth may give a false signal to the brain. The patient can not know that it comes from the lower jaw or upper jaw. For this reason, the problem can be confused in which teeth. The dentist can do this very easily with the examination. After determining the tooth causing pain, appropriate treatment is performed. 

 

How toothache is treated?

 

As we explained at the beginning, you should definitely go to a dentist and be examined. Once the tooth that causes the pain is detected, the treatment that your dentist considers appropriate should be applied.