What it is
A toothache visit focuses on finding the cause of pain. The source may be a cavity, cracked tooth, gum infection, bite trauma, sinus pressure, or an infected nerve inside the tooth.
Emergency dentistry
Tooth pain is your mouth's way of asking for attention. Sunnyside Smiles evaluates the source of the pain, explains your options, and helps you get relief as quickly as possible.
Video explainer
This short visual overview summarizes the procedure, why Dr. Kingra may recommend it, and what patients can expect at Sunnyside Smiles.
Treatment details
A toothache visit focuses on finding the cause of pain. The source may be a cavity, cracked tooth, gum infection, bite trauma, sinus pressure, or an infected nerve inside the tooth.
Pain that lingers, wakes you up, gets worse with biting, or comes with swelling can point to a problem that needs prompt dental care. Early treatment may prevent the infection or damage from becoming more serious.
Signs and symptoms
Every mouth is different. These are common reasons patients ask about toothache or severe pain, but an exam is the only way to know what is right for you.
How treatment works
Benefits
Aftercare
Questions
Some pain may temporarily calm down, but the source can still remain. A dental exam helps determine whether treatment is needed before the problem worsens.
Not always. The right treatment depends on whether the nerve is infected, the tooth is cracked, or the problem is gum-related.
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