Get Relief From Tooth Pain

2/3 of Adults have Malocclusion Which Can Cause Tooth Pain, Cavities, and TMJ.

About Tooth Pain

If you have ever suffered from tooth pain, you know if feels terrible! In addition, it creates panic, causing you to be unable to concentrate.

Tooth pain will often prevent you from leading a normal life. It can make eating uncomfortable and even make talking painful. Often tooth pain can be most severe at night, making it difficult to get a good nights rest from the discomfort. Needless to say tooth pain from a tooth cavity or a broken tooth can derail your life. You might have pain so intense that you have to take days off from work or school. This can set you back financially, be a loss of vacation days, or lead to setbacks at work or school.

There are two types of tooth pain most people suffer from – SHARP and DULL

Sharp Tooth Pain

Sharp or acute tooth pain is often short and appears quickly. It can come on when you eat or when you speak, or it can have no trigger at all. There are many factors that can cause your sharp tooth pain.

  • Tooth decay
  • A gum infection or gum disease
  • Tooth damage
  • Grinding and clenching while you’re asleep
  • A filling or crown that has been poorly installed
  • Cold drinks or foods
  • Sinus pain infection
  • Diabetes
  • Nerve diseases

Sharp tooth pain can often be fixed by a visit to Glaser Dental. Dr. Glaser will investigate the cause and source of pain. You might need a cavity filled or a tooth repaired. Do not ignore sharp tooth pain. It can quickly progress to an infection.

Dull Tooth Pain

Dull tooth pain can be a sign of a more serious problem. Dull tooth pain often means that the nerves are damaged. It comes from the nerve (or the pulp) of the tooth. Hot food and drinks can trigger this pain. The dull ache begins slowly but then can last for a long time. It can even wake you up in the middle of the night.

If you have dull tooth pain you should schedule an appointment with Dr. Glaser to assess the source of your pain. A dull ache can be a sign of a serious infection.

Don’t suffer from tooth pain! Call 715-359-4344 now to schedule your consultation with Dr. Glaser to FIX YOUR TOOTH PAIN – WAUSAU.