Toothache Relief

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How do you get a toothache to go away?

A toothache won’t go away on its own. Even if the pain starts to subside, the underlying issue must be addressed or the toothache will come back — often worse than before.

Our office is the best place to go to get help for a toothache . We offer emergency appointments and sedation options to help you feel better as soon as possible. Call us now at 02 4958 6099(Boolaroo), 02 4975 2616(Wangi) or Book Online and let’s see what’s going on.

Common toothache symptoms to watch for

Sudden and sharp pain in your face and mouth
Dull throbbing pain in your mouth, jaw, or face
Swollen gums or cheeks
Discomfort or excessive bleeding when brushing or flossing
Pain aggravated by chewing, cold, or heat

Why is a toothache worse at night?

Toothaches are unpleasant at any time of the day, but many of our patients notice the pain worsening at night. Why is that? It’s usually one or a combination of factors, including:

Your sleeping position causes more blood to rush to your head, putting increased pressure on your mouth
Your brain has fewer distractions at night, and you may become more aware of sensations in your body
It’s possible that you suffer from unconscious tooth grinding at night, which can aggravate any pain — or may even be the cause of your tooth sensitivity or pain!

What causes tooth pain?

Whether a single tooth is sore, your molars are hurting, or multiple teeth are in pain, our dentists will conduct a thorough dental examination to investigate the underlying cause and help you understand what’s going on.

Tooth pain can be caused by a wide range of issues including:

Cavities/tooth decay
Broken tooth
Tooth infection
Loose crown
Impacted wisdom teeth
Improper filling
Gum disease
TMJ disorder
Bruxism

Hear from
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Dr Latina Taluja is great at making you feel at ease and has a great sense of humour I highly recommend her.

-Andy Cochran

How to fix a toothache

Common treatments for a toothache include dental fillings, dental crowns, root canals, and wisdom tooth extractions. You may also need treatment for gum disease, TMJ, or bruxism. Our office offers a variety of high-tech equipment and diagnostic tools to ensure you receive the best care and feel better quickly.

Home remedies for toothache pain

If you’re looking for immediate relief while you plan your visit to the dentist.

Gently rinse your mouth with warm saltwater
Try clove oil to provide temporary relief
Take an over-the-counter pain reliever

The sooner you see a dentist for a toothache, the better

If you’re in pain, book online now or call us at (02) 4958 6099 or (02) 4975 2616. We offer emergency care and will schedule you for an appointment ASAP.