Toothache

Let’s treat the pain before it gets worse

A toothache isn’t just annoying it’s your body’s way of saying something’s wrong. Whether it’s a crack, infection or deep decay, getting it seen early can mean a quicker fix and less cost. Don’t wait and hope it passes. Let’s find the cause, relieve the pain and protect the tooth before things escalate.

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Why do I have a toothache?

Toothaches can come from decay, infection, cracks or impacted teeth and they rarely fix themselves. We’ll examine the area, take any necessary x-rays, and explain clearly what’s causing the pain. Then we’ll talk through the best way to relieve it and stop it from getting worse.

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Often come from decay, infection or cracked teeth

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Sometimes the pain isn’t from the tooth you expect

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X-rays help us spot deeper or hidden causes

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Getting seen early can avoid complex treatment later

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We’ll get you out of pain, then plan the next steps

Why you shouldn't ignore your toothache?

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Get relief from your pain

Painkillers only mask the problem. We’ll treat the cause so you can eat, sleep and think clearly again without that intense ache hanging around.

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Catch problems early

A small cavity today could become an abscess or broken tooth tomorrow. Early treatment helps avoid root canals, extractions or infection.

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Protect nearby teeth and gums

Toothaches can spread. What starts in one tooth can affect the one next to it — or even the bone and tissue around it. We stop that early.

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Avoid an emergency

Toothaches don’t wait for convenient times. Getting seen now helps avoid waking up at 2:00am panicked, swollen and in pain.

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Save money

It’s always cheaper to fix a problem early. A small filling today can stop you needing a crown, root canal or extraction later on.

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Get peace of mind

Not knowing what’s wrong can be stressful. A quick appointment gives you answers, a plan and one less thing to worry about.

Toothache FAQs

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