I've had sore teeth all day, and I brushed twice today, what do I do?

[jennifer_bloom]

I've tried teas, I've tried coffees, I tried brushing twice, once using electric and once by hand. Should I drink soy milk? would that help? I could also eat cheese but one of my gums is sore too so I want to avoid putting things in my mouth unless I'm filling my stomach to avoid hunger.

[Effably]

Can't do that much more except recover.

That said our teeth are usually linked to much more of our face. This is why ear pain and tooth pain are often confused. So one small suggestion that might not help is to get someone to massage that side of your face and see if it alleviates the pain. Or do it yourself. At the very least it might distract you a little.

[Jerre]

I would get some Orajel 4x for Toothache and Gum. Works super good. About any drugstore or supermarket carries it.

[Jerre]

Thank you for the Like

[jennifer_bloom]

I am not concerned about the current pain, but the possibility of future pain if this issue is not resolved. I am not sure whether the pain is structural and due to physical damage or just a surface issue from non invasive factors.

[Jerre]

Jennifer, the only way you will know for sure is to visit a dentist. Sounds like you may have decay in a tooth.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Hello there:) I could be wrong, but when my teeth and gums were sensitive or possible sore I switched to a toothpaste that helped sensitive teeth and this helped. This could be because of other reasons with your gums, really hard to say.

[BoopBoopBeep]

When that happened to me it was because I had a hairline fracture on my tooth. Go see a dentist. I didn't. It cost me WAY more than it would have if I'd gone in to begin with.

[Cj_Shway]

mouth wash for a few days should help, but you should probably see a dentist. for them to just look at your teeth is maybe like $150 without insurance

[chicken_nugget24]

Your probably brushing too hard or have sensitive teeth

[Agape93]

Go. To. The. Dentist.

[RealMarek]

It’s time to see a dentist.

[Sparkie460]

You could have a cavity or gum disease