Fluid that builds up inside the ear can lead to pain and pressure. The discomfort may extend down the jaw and affect the teeth as well. Eustachian tubes inside the ears can become blocked with fluid due to pressure from a cold or the. Over-the-counter decongestants can help dry up excess fluid, and a warm compress or heating pad applied to the ear or jaw can help minimize pain. In severe cases, doctors can drain the fluid from the ear or implant tubes in the eardrums to stabilize pressure inside the ears.

• Roll a damp cotton ball in the mixture and place it in-between the affected tooth and cheek. • Leave it on for 3 – 5 hours. • Repeat regularly as needed. Alternative Method: Apply baking soda directly to the infected tooth. Or else swish your mouth using baking soda (1 teaspoon) diluted water (1 glass). Calendula and its extracts have been used since many ages to treat a wide range of ailments.

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Pericoronitis from impacted wisdom teeth, is an inflammation of the gum overlying a wisdom tooth. The area between the wisdom tooth and it’s overlying gum flap is a perfect space for bacteria to proliferate in the mouth. Foreign objects, such as food debris lodging in the mouth, causing a gingival abscess.

I went to the dentist and it turns out it's a tooth that I had a root canal in last year,unfortunately the root canal didn't work and now it's infected,I'm in so much pain it's unreal. Everyone around me thinks that I'm just being a wimp lol but honestly I've never felt so much pain in all my life! I've been given antibiotics to help clear up the infection but I've got to return to the dentist next week to have the tooth out. I've never had a tooth out before and I'm pretty scared,so really not looking forward to that.

Severe Tooth Abscess

A crown can become loose through normal wear and tear. It can also chip or crack like a real tooth. The cement glue holding a crown in place may wash out. You may damage a crown by clenching or grinding your teeth or biting something hard. A loose crown can trigger throbbing tooth pain. This happens because bacteria can get under the crown. The tooth may become infected or damaged, triggering nerve pain.

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