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Toothache causes can vary from infection or damage. If you are experiencing persistent toothaches, please contact Urgent Dental.
Toothaches in Matthews, NC
A toothache is a pain in or around a tooth that can be constant or sporadic, sharp, or throbbing. Toothaches can originate from simple issues such as food stuck in your gum or more serious dental problems like an abscess or broken tooth. Unfortunately, tooth pains often won’t resolve on their own and will require you to visit a dentist for treatment. If you’re suffering from a persistent toothache, Urgent Dental in Matthews, NC, can help. We accept walk-in patients and offer same-day appointments and $99 emergency dental exams, X-rays included, to help you get out of pain as soon as possible.
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What causes a toothache?
Depending on the symptoms you are experiencing, your toothache could be caused by one of the following issues:
- A tooth abscess
- Broken, cracked, or chipped tooth
- Infected gums
- Tooth decay or infection
- Damaged filling
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What are the symptoms of a toothache?
Symptoms and pain associated with toothaches can vary. A few symptoms include:
- Swollen or painful gums
- Fever or headache
- Pain that occurs when pressure is applied
- Bad taste and smell in the mouth
- Constant or sharp pain on or around the tooth
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What are home remedies for toothaches?
To reduce pain associated with a toothache, try the following home remedies.
- Over-the-counter pain relievers
- If not painful to apply pressure, massage the affected area
- Apply ice or heat packs
- Avoid hard and chewy foods
- Rinse mouth with a saltwater mix to help reduce swelling of gums
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When should I visit the dentist?
Severe pain or persistent pain, lasting one to two days, are signs it is time to visit a dentist. Symptoms that also signal its time to visit a dentist include:
- Trouble swallowing
- Persistent pain
- Swelling
- Fever
- Pain caused by chewing
More Questions?
If you have more questions about tooth toothache relief or any other service we offer, please contact our office and we will be happy to discuss your treatment options.
