Toothache Treatment and Sensitive Teeth Care Near You

FIND THE SOURCE OF YOUR DENTAL DISCOMFORT

What Can Cause a Toothache?

A toothache can develop for many reasons, including cavities, infection, gum disease, tooth damage, or teeth grinding. Pain may be constant or appear only when chewing or placing pressure on the affected tooth.


Dr. Daneshvar can examine the area and use digital X-rays when appropriate to help identify the underlying cause and recommend treatment based on your needs.

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Cavities can cause increasing tooth pain.

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Infections may cause persistent or throbbing discomfort.

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Cracked teeth can become painful when chewing.

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Teeth grinding can cause tooth and jaw pain.

Understanding Tooth Sensitivity

Sensitive teeth may cause brief discomfort when exposed to hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods and drinks. Common causes include worn enamel, exposed tooth roots, cavities, gum recession, and cracked teeth.


Treatment depends on what is causing the sensitivity. Depending on your examination, Dr. Daneshvar may discuss preventive care, restorative treatment, or other appropriate ways to address the underlying concern.

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Worn enamel can expose sensitive tooth layers.

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Gum recession may expose sensitive tooth roots.

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Cavities can cause temperature or sweet sensitivity.

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Cracked teeth may react to temperature changes.

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Experiencing Tooth Pain or Sensitivity?

Schedule an evaluation to identify the cause of your dental discomfort.

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