Emergency Care for Toothache

Deep dental cavities that stretch as far as the nerve of the tooth are one of the leading causes of toothache. They cause inflammation of the tooth nerve, causing pain of varying degrees.
A majority of people who suffer from toothache also complain about jaw pain caused by severe tooth inflammation.

What Are Common Symptoms of Toothache?

Constant, sharp, or throbbing tooth pain.
Toothache while chewing or eating food.
Radiating jaw pain.
Acute sensitivity to hot or cold drinks.
Gum swelling around the tooth.
Bleeding gums or lumps on gums.
Unpleasant drainage from the infected tooth.
Headache or fever.

The treatment for each person can vary based on the severity of their symptoms and the cause of the toothache. Once you get in touch with us, we’ll do our best to determine the cause and help alleviate your pain as quickly as possible.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you experience a throbbing toothache. Even if the cause is an acute sensitivity to extreme temperatures, we’ll prescribe appropriate medications. However, if an infection is left untreated, it could spread to your body, leading to difficulty in breathing, trouble swallowing, and fever.