Dentist can examine: Tooth or gum pain should be checked by one's dentist. Toothaches come from cavities, eroded enamel, pulp inflammation, sinus infections, etc... Usually, chewing increases pain. If symptoms are mild, a toothache usually is not an urgent situation but still needs an evaluation by a dentist. If the dentist is not available and symptoms are moderate or worse, the ER or a primary care doctor can help.
Answered 12/13/2019
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Symptoms: Symptoms indicate necrotic (non-vital) pulp, infection (abscess), fracture, gum disease, or trauma ((grinding). Your dentist will have to examine/image/perhaps lab tests to differentiate and then prescribe best treatment. Please see your Dentist before your "sensitive" tooth becomes more than that.
Answered 12/19/2019
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