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So What Is A Toothache?
Seems like a straightforward answer doesn’t it?, but it’s one of those things where until you
actually experience it firsthand for yourself nobody on the planet can ever explain it to you,
no description is apt enough to detail the pain of a toothache until you yourself feels the
intense shock of electricity permeate your tooth for the first time or the throbbing wave of
pain that radiates from your jawbone that won’t let up and for some reason seems to throb
in time with your heartbeat.
A toothache can make your life a complete misery and it can bring grown men to their knees
and until you do something about it it’s nearly impossible to get on with your life. Eating
and sleeping are difficult and so your health as a result deteriorates, not to mention the
symptoms of the toothache itself could be an indication of more serious problems such as
infection. The different types of toothache pain can also be an indicator of different
problems which we will cover soon.
Technically a toothache is the pain in the tooth or teeth and around the jaw. It can be as
described above as acute pain which is the intense, electrical jolt that takes you completely
unawares or the more chronic throbbing that tends to linger.
What Causes A Toothache?
There could be several factors at play where the pain of the tooth itself is merely a
manifestation of some other underlying issue. You don’t appreciate it at this moment but
your teeth are your body’s warning system that something is wrong.
This can range from something as simple as hypersensitivity in teeth which cause them to
react strongly to hot or cold liquids but with hypersensitivity it can even cause teeth to react
strongly to cold drafts or excess dampness or moisture in the air.
Over 40 million adults in the US alone (it’s estimated that this proportion applies to the
general population) suffer from tooth sensitivity due in part to the poor diet of our day. If
you find your teeth becoming increasing reactive to hot and cold liquids and foods then it’s
a good chance you have sensitive or hypersensitive teeth.

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