What to do if toothache causes nose pain

Toothache is quite painful because the pain not only affects the teeth, but also spreads to the nose and other parts, causing symptoms such as nose pain. Of course, for nose pain caused by toothache, it is most important to treat the root cause. There are many types of toothaches, and different types of toothaches require different treatment methods to achieve good treatment results. Next, I will introduce to you the treatment methods for toothache.

1. Treatment of persistent toothache

There is persistent pain in the gums that can be clearly located, a floating sensation in the teeth, and obvious pain when tapping the teeth or biting objects. This indicates that inflammation has invaded the root apex. The treatment is rather troublesome, and the emergency principle is "decompression and drainage" - making a hole in the middle of the tooth to allow the inflammatory secretions to flow out and reduce the pressure in the pulp cavity. After taking X-rays, root canal treatment or plasticization treatment is selected according to the condition.

2. Treatment of toothache caused by “root teeth”

There is persistent pain in the root teeth (wisdom teeth, third molars), and the pain is aggravated by touching the gums. In severe cases, the mouth cannot be opened. If the condition often occurs, the "root teeth" should be extracted after the inflammation is eliminated.

3. Treatment methods for toothache caused by cold, hot, sour or sweet

Teeth feel pain when exposed to cold, heat, sourness or sweetness. Remove the irritant and the pain will disappear. Pigmentation deposits on teeth, most commonly caries. There is no pigmentation on the tooth surface at the gingival margin, and the defect is deep and wedge-shaped. Both dental diseases are mild and can be improved with restorative treatment. However, if the dentin hypersensitivity is caused by gum recession, the treatment process is more complicated.

4. Treatment of gum and toothache

Continuous tooth pain, accompanied by redness, swelling, looseness, and often accompanied by symptoms of food impaction, is a manifestation of periodontitis.

5. Treatment of toothache caused by biting hard objects

Pain when biting hard objects, and a history of hitting hard objects such as stones. The teeth may have cracks, and in severe cases, the teeth may crack. The treatment plan depends on the depth of the crack: if the tooth is loose, it must be extracted. If it is shallow, it can be retained after a crown is placed.

6. Treatment of spontaneous toothache

Spontaneous pain in the gums cannot be located and worsens during sleep. Pain can be induced by cold or heat stimulation and persists for a while even after the stimulation is removed. The pain radiates to the ear and temporal area. It means that the dental pulp is inflamed and the "rotten nerve" needs to be treated. After removing the "rotten nerve" of the tooth, root canal treatment can be performed.