Q. What would cause someone to experience tooth pain frequently?

Hi,

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I saw your query, and it seems like your gums are inflamed may be because of improper brushing around your bridge.

You can use a soft toothbrush and use dental floss twice daily.

Thank you.

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I feel for you as you have this troublesome situation and the root anomaly you are talking about will be fine.

The main concern here is the pain you feel on and off.

If we deduct the probability of gum disorder, then just the pulp pathology will be left behind.

Now, for the pulp pathology, I want you to take an X-ray and talk to a dentist. He may suggest a root canal of the said tooth, and you can also put a beautiful crown of zirconium over it.

I think it will settle the problem permanently.

I hope it would help you, and feel free to ask anything. I understand your situation.

You may try a desensitizing toothpaste with a soft toothbrush twice daily.

And have an Advil (Ibuprofen) just for two to three days. You will feel a bit more relaxed.

Thank you.

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Psychology and anxiety might be strong reasons.

You have to work on it. I want to assure you that if your tooth does not hurt and you are comfortable, you can freely eat anything you like.

You have to take some psychiatrist help to overcome this anxiety. The doctor may suggest anxiolytics.

Thank you.

Hi,

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I am just saying that it might be psychological and not that it is for sure.

Now, as you are saying that it moves when I push the back of my tooth, I want to say that tooth mobility does not assess that way.

It happens to everyone, even to me.

If the tooth is mobile, then it also moves slightly vertically if you push it with the bottom tooth, and I am sure that would not be the case with you.

I do not want to put it this way, but you have to ignore the mobility issue for a while, and we can talk after some days to see if this helps.

Thank you.

Hi,

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Get well soon and do inform me after a couple of days.

Thank you.

Same symptoms doesn’t mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Dr. Muhammad Sheheryar Khan

Experience: 5 + Yrs

Dentistry

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