Hi,

The only other possibility might be that in addition to you grinding your teeth down shorter, that you may also be suffering from moderate gum recession in the area so that now the root surfaces are exposed to the elements. Then your sensitivity/pain could be coming from these exposed root surfaces. Exposed dentin usually results in sensitivity to cold, sweets, and acidic food/drinks (citrus or soda).

Those patients who have exposed root surfaces often complains of sensitivity and pain. Especially those who may have difficulty breathing efficiently/normally through their nose either due to sinus congestion or nasal septal defects/ deviations.

Hello,

Welcome to healthcaremagic.

Sensitive,throbbing pain of lower front teeth is due to wearing away of teeth and exposure of dentine due to the habit of grinding teeth.

I would advice you to visit a dentist and get the tooth restored or crown placed to prevent sensitivity.

Use soft bristled toothbrush as well as desensitsing toothpaste to clean your teeth.

Maintain oral hygiene well.

Habit breaking appliances has to be used to prevent the habit of teeth grinding.

Hope this helps.

Hi there,
Thank you for asking your query,

The nerve in the tooth have got inflamed and the tooth have become hypersensitive associated with pain.your dentist will diagnose the problem and will suggest you a treatment plan.ask your dentist if they recommend any other toothpastes to desensitize your teeth.There are many different products available.

Teeth grinding is called Bruxism occurs because of stress & anxiety. when it happens on regular basis oral health complications occur.Your dentist can fit you with a mouth guard to protect your teeth from grinding during sleep.

Tightness in chest may be triggered by a life threatening condition, but it can also be the result of cramping or minor conditions that do not necessarily require immediate medical attention to ensure your safety.

There are symptoms for diabetes .If you experience symptoms of severe increased thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, increased hunger, tingling of your hands or feet.your doctor may run a test for Diabetes .diabetes cannot be ruled out without getting oral glucose tolerance test done. please visit a physician for tightness in chest and get it confirmed about diabetes also.

Let me know if I can clarify anything for you.
regards,
dr.naveen

Hello,

Thanks for posting,

Well I understand that your concern is throbbing pain in your lower teeth, chest tightness and difficulty breathing. The teeth pain might not necessarily be related to your chest problem (tightness + difficulty breathing). Your lower teeth might be paining because of problems with your gums or tooth or the roots and you might need to see the dentist for that.
As for the chest problems, depending on your age it might be coming from your heart or lungs. You will need another doctor to examine you fully and provide you with treatment.

Hope this helps