Understanding Toothache

A toothache is your body’s way of telling you something isn’t quite right with your teeth or gums. It can range from a mild, annoying throb to sharp, intense pain, and it usually signals that attention is needed.

Why It Happens
Toothaches can be caused by cavities, infections, gum disease, a cracked tooth, or sometimes even sensitivity. Whatever the cause, leaving it untreated can make the problem worse and lead to more complicated treatment.

How We Can Help
When you come in, I’ll carefully examine your teeth and gums to find the cause of the pain. Together, we can:

  • Treat the problem gently and effectively

  • Offer pain relief and advice to make you comfortable

  • Discuss ways to prevent future toothaches

The Key Message
A toothache is your mouth’s way of asking for help. Don’t wait for it to get worse—early care makes treatment easier and keeps your smile healthy. I’m here to make sure you feel comfortable and get the relief you need

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