What is Toothache?
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Toothache is a very common physical discomfort in or around the tooth. Sometimes, toothache can be very severe, to the point of being described as unbearable.
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In the Dental consultation
Being prepared for the consultation can facilitate the diagnosis and optimize the time. That way, you can already reach the consultation with some information:
A list of all symptoms and how long ago they appeared
Dental and medical history, including other conditions the patient has and medications or supplements he takes regularly.
The dentist will likely ask a series of questions, such as:
When did the toothache start?
What is the intensity?
Where is the pain located? -Does it involve the jaw or the ears?
Does the pain radiate to other parts of the body, such as the neck, shoulders or arms?
What makes toothache worse?
Does it get worse after cold food or drinks?
Does it get worse after sweet food or drinks?
Worsens after chewing?
Does it get worse after drinking?
Does it get worse when you touch the region?
Does it get worse after making physical effort?
Does toothache wake you up at night?
What makes the pain better?
Does it get better when you take medicine? (Which are?)
Does it get better when you use a thermal pad?
Does it get better when you rest?
What other symptoms do you have (fever, nausea, sweat, indigestion, chest pain, bleeding, etc.)?
What medications do you take?
Have you suffered any injuries recently?
When was your last visit to the dentist?
Have you had dental problems previously?
Toothache is a very common physical discomfort in or around the tooth. Sometimes, toothache can be very severe, to the point of being described as unbearable.
I liked it, but I need dental care now! ( Click here )
(904) 703-3300
I liked it, but I need dental care now! ( Click here )
In the Dental consultation
Being prepared for the consultation can facilitate the diagnosis and optimize the time. That way, you can already reach the consultation with some information:
A list of all symptoms and how long ago they appeared
Dental and medical history, including other conditions the patient has and medications or supplements he takes regularly.
The dentist will likely ask a series of questions, such as:
When did the toothache start?
What is the intensity?
Where is the pain located? -Does it involve the jaw or the ears?
Does the pain radiate to other parts of the body, such as the neck, shoulders or arms?
What makes toothache worse?
Does it get worse after cold food or drinks?
Does it get worse after sweet food or drinks?
Worsens after chewing?
Does it get worse after drinking?
Does it get worse when you touch the region?
Does it get worse after making physical effort?
Does toothache wake you up at night?
What makes the pain better?
Does it get better when you take medicine? (Which are?)
Does it get better when you use a thermal pad?
Does it get better when you rest?
What other symptoms do you have (fever, nausea, sweat, indigestion, chest pain, bleeding, etc.)?
What medications do you take?
Have you suffered any injuries recently?
When was your last visit to the dentist?
Have you had dental problems previously?
SMILES – Dental Health Solutions
166 East 5900 South B101
Murray (Utah)
(801) 890-0011
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