symptoms of oral and dental disorders
mouth and dental disorders
Toothache
Themost common causesof toothache are Cavities Pulpitis Periapical abscess Trauma Wisdom tooth pushing through the gum tissue (causing pericoronitis) Toothaches are usually caused by tooth decay (cavities) and its resulting consequences, such as pulpitis and abscess. Tooth decay can be largely prevented by good oral hygiene, which helps remove plaque. Removing plaque helps because the bacteria in plaque produce acid, which can damage tooth enamel and dentin. Cavities None Pulpitis None Periapical Abscess None Fractured, Loosened, or Knocked-Out Teeth None Gingivitis due to an impacted tooth (pericoronitis) None In young children,teethingis often a cause of discomfort as the tooth erupts through the gum. Pain from a Sinusitis is commonly misperceived as originating in the upper teeth that are near the sinus—especially if the toothache develops while the person has or recently has had a cold. Additional symptoms suggesting sinusitis are headache and tenderness and swelling of the skin above the affected sinus. 