Toothache is one of the most painful health maladies. No amount of literal and grammatical expression can best describe how traumatic toothache is. Those who had experienced the pain in the past knows what am saying, likewise to those who are still facing the unbearable trauma of toothache.
The pain usually comes in different ways; it could come in a sharp form, throbbing manner and other forms. But the fact remains that, the pain of toothache is inexplicable and inexpressible. I was once a victim of this perilous ailment, hence the reason why i opted to write about it. There are numerous causes of toothache. Tooth decay, Gum disease, Temperature sensitivity, Tooth growth (in Infants), Tooth infection, An abnormal bite, Rough brushing, Tooth cracking are the major causes of toothache.
Rough brushing results in irritated, inflammed, and bleeding gums. If extreme pressure is constantly used when brushing, it can cause gums to recede and can make teeth unstable, resulting in severe pain. It’s advisable to adopt proper brushing techniques and be sure to only use soft bristled toothbrushes. Don’t brush like a crazy person wrestling with his tooth. Brush gently with a recommended tooth paste to avoid injuring any tissue/organ in your mouth!
Undergoing a complete oral examination to determine the cause of your tooth trauma is also very important due to the fact that there are other causes of toothache, apart from the ones listed above.
In addition to the above expositions, it is also crucial to note that bacteria with harmful oral impact get into our mouth and these harmful bacteria contributes immensely to the heaviness of tooth trauma. Aside bacteria, other pathogenic micro organisms often finds their way into our mouth even without our knowledge. The alarming aspect of it, is that most of these micro organisms reproduce regularly and they have harmful effects on our oral environment. The more these micro organisms increases in number, the more they cause more damage to your dental tissues. This is one of the reasons why organic substances with anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties are recommended as agents that are capable of preventing and eliminating toothache