Had Teeth Cleaned. Now Have Migraines. Possibility Of A Nerve Hit?
I had my teeth cleaned recently and since then it seems like I have been batteling migraines. I have never encountered this issue before. The hygienist was extremely rough. I have my teeth cleaned every 6 months by a different dentist and NEVER have they been so rough. This was a different person. But I was just wondering if she hit a nerve or something?
hello and welcome to HCM forum,
I would like to inform you that migraines are not at all linked to teeth , during teeth cleaning none of the nerves is involved,neither can anyone initiate migraines from teeth cleaning, I can understand that the hygienist might have been rough while performing the procedure but i can assure you that migraines cannot be initiated with teeth cleaning.
Kindly see your dentist to rule out the cause for pain following teeth cleaning or a general physician for migraine pain.
I hope this answer was useful
i wish you good health.
Cleaning of your teeth have no relation with the migranes attacks, it is very nice to hear that you clean your teeth every six months but there are no chances of hitting your nerve while cleaning.
For migrane attacks i would suggest you to visit the Physician and get the checkup done.
Maintain a good oral hygiene and use antiseptic mouthwash gargles twice daily.
I understand that you went for your regular scaling but ended up having bad headache. Sensitivity post scaling is normal , for some people it can be exaggerated and it varies person to person. But it usually comes down after a day or two. You can use anti sensitive toothpaste. But,
if your sensitivity or headache persists, it is better to see a dentist.
There is a possibility that you have a cavity which became sensitive post scaling. Tooth maladies like abrasions, erosions [ notches on tooth due to improper brushing habit] can also cause sensitivity.A dentist will evaluate this and treat the cause.
Migraine is a type of mild to moderate headache and it cannot be related to cleaning of teeth or other dental problems.
cleaning of the teeth and gums is done by ultrasonic machine which has got soft vibrating action on the gums and teeth to remove irritants , this action will not have any effect on nerves.
possible side effect of improper cleaning practice can be bleeding and laceration of gums.
for migraine you need to consult a general physician and get the examination done.
Hello,
The rough treatment done by the hygienist could be a reason for development of migraine as the vibrations could have created the problem Consult your physician and get treatment for the migraine problem. It will be resolved with medications and proper rest . Hoping a speedy recovery.
Hello,
Thanks for writing in.
Cleaning is usually done with ultrasonic scalers.
If the procedure is done vigorously,it can lead into gum laceration and bleeding.
Migraine is usually not associated with scalin.
Such type of headache has to be monitored after consulting with your physician.
Please avoid anxiety and stress.
Make your mind in peace.
Take care.
Hi,
Thanks for asking query,
The scaling is done through ultrasonic scaler which cleans the tooth surface by the vibration effect so there is no chance of nerve damage.The side effects of rash scaling are bleeding from gums , laceration of soft tissue.
Migrane is the type of headache which is not linked to scaling, it can occur due to stress , anxiety , you should go to physician get the complete check up done and avoid stress.
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Had Teeth Cleaned. Now Have Migraines. Possibility Of A Nerve Hit?
hello and welcome to HCM forum, I would like to inform you that migraines are not at all linked to teeth , during teeth cleaning none of the nerves is involved,neither can anyone initiate migraines from teeth cleaning, I can understand that the hygienist might have been rough while performing the procedure but i can assure you that migraines cannot be initiated with teeth cleaning. Kindly see your dentist to rule out the cause for pain following teeth cleaning or a general physician for migraine pain. I hope this answer was useful i wish you good health.