Yes: It is possible -- if you have impacted teeth that are trying to erupt, malalignment of teeth resulting in a non-ideal bite, or depending on the particular situation, headaches are known to occur quite frequently. Best to be seen by your dentist for a comprehensive exam to determine the cause.
Answered 12/11/2012
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Yes: I've treated several patients with the same exact condition. In every case the patient needed root canal therapy on a maxillary tooth.
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Probably: Because it is common for a tooth to die without being painful it is possible. Your dentist should be able to tell with xrays and pulp testing.
Answered 3/26/2013
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