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Severe Tooth Pain On Drinking Something Cold. Taking Ansaid, Sudden Sharp Pain. Treatment?
I feel excruciating pain in my tooth whenever I drink something cold , even it s just mineral water. The pain doesn t go away until I take a medicine (Ansaid). These days it s become so strong that even if I take a tablet, it doesn t subside completely and prevails. Sometimes my tooth starts aching even when I haven t eaten anything at all.
Wed, 8 Aug 2012
hello and welcome to HCM forum,
i would like to inform you that the kind of sensitivity you are facing is due to the nerves which are exposed , initially it was an acute condition but now it has become chronic, therefore you are experiencing pain which does not subside even after taking medication, i would recommend you to visit your dentist and get the tooth checked thoroughly, most probably root canal treatment will be the line of treatment, but confirmation will be done after looking at the x-ray of your tooth.
i wish you good health,
take care.
i would like to inform you that the kind of sensitivity you are facing is due to the nerves which are exposed , initially it was an acute condition but now it has become chronic, therefore you are experiencing pain which does not subside even after taking medication, i would recommend you to visit your dentist and get the tooth checked thoroughly, most probably root canal treatment will be the line of treatment, but confirmation will be done after looking at the x-ray of your tooth.
i wish you good health,
take care.
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Hi,
Pain due to cold is an early sign of nerve irritation. As you have been taking pain killers for this problem the problem has reached a chronic stage when even those do not help. If your tooth starts aching on its own and specially if you get up at night due to sudden tooth pain then these are the symptoms for infected tooth. it can be treated by root canal treatment which your dentist will confirm after taking your xrays. For emergency relief of pain, you can put clove in your mouth on the tooth which is hurting as it will give you temporary but instant relief. I strongly recommend you to visit your dentist and get the required treatment done.
Regards
Pain due to cold is an early sign of nerve irritation. As you have been taking pain killers for this problem the problem has reached a chronic stage when even those do not help. If your tooth starts aching on its own and specially if you get up at night due to sudden tooth pain then these are the symptoms for infected tooth. it can be treated by root canal treatment which your dentist will confirm after taking your xrays. For emergency relief of pain, you can put clove in your mouth on the tooth which is hurting as it will give you temporary but instant relief. I strongly recommend you to visit your dentist and get the required treatment done.
Regards
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