For some reason, over the past few days, all the teeth on the left side of my mouth, top and bottom, have been hurting. They hurt when I chew on them, and when I drink anything warm.
Any ideas what's wrong with them or how I can stop them hurting? They hurt a little even when I'm just sitting here typing, there seems to be one area where it's a little worse - is it possible that a cavity in one tooth could make pain in all of them?
Sensitive teeth suddenly?
Sometime, acidic foods, vomiting, or aggressive tooth-brushing can trigger this, since they may expose the nerve endings in the dentin tubules. Teeth-whitening products may also cause this, since they usually contain highly-abrasive agents or bleaching agents.
You may want to avoid these triggers and see if the sensitivity resolves. In the meantime, you can use a toothpaste made for sensitive teeth-- these usually contain potassium nitrate to reduce the sensitivity by interrupting neurotransmission of pain.
Reply:It sounds like you might be grinding your teeth in your sleep. Are you stressed out?
Reply:could be wisdom teeth, when mine came in I thought I had a cavity on every stinking tooth I had, it hurt soooo bad!
Reply:sounds horrible maybe u need to see a dentist and no a cavity couldnt make all of them hurt just one so i think u should see a dentist
Reply:have u accidently injured that area or the region round the left ear?
Reply:Do you have a cold or allergies? Could be a sinus infection.
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