Acute Tooth Aches

There are several causes of severe toothache, the most important of which are:

Pain when eating cold, hot or sugary foods or drinks:

• This pain is caused by gaps in age due to caries. Food or beverages enter the tooth and stir the nerve causing pain. In its early days the pain lasts a few seconds to a minute.
• The treatment of this condition is to clean the tooth from decay and put a filling to close the hole.

Acute pain without any cause or acute pain during sleep:

• This pain is caused by the arrival of caries to the nerve.
• This pain can be eliminated in one of the following two treatments:

Nerve treatment or tooth dislocation. Treatment depends on the extent of tooth decay. If the decay is widespread and destroys a large proportion of the structure of the tooth, the solution is to take off the tooth. If the tooth is repaired, the best treatment is to treat the nerve and then repair the tooth.

Severe pain when chewing (when the teeth apply to each other:

Several causes can lead to this pain, the most important of which are:

1. Having a broken tooth or root of the tooth.
2. Acute inflammation at the root of the tooth.

Acute pain when brushing teeth

• As the health condition of the gums deteriorates due to neglect or due to age, the gums recede and the roots of sensitive teeth are revealed. Touching the toothbrush with these roots or touching the mattress with inflamed gums causes this pain.