why am I having toothache after biting ice
hello actually ice leads to transient sensitivity but actually has zero role upon your infection it might be a gum problem periodontitis let me know if you notice visible stain and tar on your tooth or it might be cares that leads to infection and sensitivity from the ice triggered the pain but infection was already there upload an image of the area for better perception applying clove is a good idea but chronic clove oil acts as irritant and lead to burning sensation ulceration it might add to the pain too if used for a long time please do not worry kindly answer my questions meanwhile as we all are in a lockdown state I can suggest you medication to ease your pain and manage the infection so do not worry betadine mouthwash gargle in lukewarm water 3 times a day capsule sporidex 500 my one capsule be for days tablet metrogyl 400 my tablet be for days tablet zerodol so tablet be for days capsule pan capsule be before meal for days these medication are the safest and will work like miracle but upload the image for confirming the diagnosis to prevent any future pain or discomfort cares or tar depending upon the image periodontitis irreversible pulpits cares avoid sweet or sticky or cold food items stop the application of clove maintain oral hygiene
hello doctor I crunched a hard piece of ice a week ago and those few teeth left corner teeth were a bit sore since but starting sunday the pain became increasingly intense I put a solid clove in my teeth for about 30 minutes and it helped the pain but as soon as I took the clove out the pain returned this has caused disturbance in my sleep for the past few days monday majority of the tooth pain went away a few teeth still slightly hurt but not bad at all but now my entire left side of the face is swollen and it became worse overnight under the eye nose and top lip something in my gum hurts but there is no pimple or bubble there I have a slight fever but it is not bad and my left ear hurts sometimes sounds like an infection but I do not know why I want to blame this on the ice but it is odd that the prominent pain started so long after the incident how long will this continue and what is the best at home treatment should I see a dentist I have been trying to avoid it because of couid 19 is this a serious issue or did crunching the hard ice just trigger an infection somehow