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Toothache Amsterdam

Toothache is one of the most common dental complaints. Pain in a tooth arises from various causes and can often be prevented by good oral care. We recommend that you go to the dentist immediately if you suffer from toothache. This way we can help you quickly and your complaints will not worsen.

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Causes of toothache

There are different types of toothaches and they all have various causes. The toothache may be constant, or it may occur occasionally. A toothache can be caused by various conditions:

Abscess

With an abscess, you have an inflammation in the mouth caused by bacteria. You can recognize an abscess by pain when chewing and under pressure. The dentist examines exactly where the abscess is using his instruments and an X-ray.

Dental erosion

In tooth erosion, tooth enamel wears away due to acids in the mouth. These can be acids from food or from the body itself, such as when you vomit. As the enamel wears away, you are more likely to have a toothache.

Exposed dental necks

When you suffer from gum disease or brush your teeth too hard, the dental necks can become exposed. This gives a very unpleasant feeling known as a toothache.

Cavities

One of the most common causes of toothache is caries, where you have one or more cavities. Many unhealthy foods increase your chances of getting caries.

Inflammation in the root

An inflamed root is often the result of tooth decay, a leaking filling or an ugly fall. You may experience a nagging toothache as a result. Inflammation is discovered by taking an X-ray.

Inflamed gums

Inflamed gums are often swollen and red in color. You can easily recognize this yourself, for example because it bleeds quickly. Go to the dentist in time to prevent worse symptoms.

Dental practice in Amsterdam

You are very welcome to visit our practice in Amsterdam for toothache treatment. Here, a team of specialists is ready to help you solve your toothache. We are open 5 days a week and you can often contact us within a day. For emergencies, please call 020 751 0839 during our opening hours. Do you have an emergency outside our opening hours? Then call the emergency number: 020 723 48 48.

Treatment for toothache

The treatment for your toothache depends on what is causing it. In case of caries, our dentist fills the hole so that the nerve is no longer exposed and you will no longer experience pain. The dentist will always first identify the cause and, based on this, discuss with you what treatments are possible. You can always choose whether you want to be treated with or without anesthesia.

Prevention is better than cure

Good oral hygiene reduces the risk of toothache. Below you can read a few tips to prevent toothache:

  • Use a toothbrush with a soft bristle head.
  • Choose a toothpaste that contains fluoride.
  • Brush your teeth twice a day.
  • Avoid acidic foods and drinks.

Make an appointment immediately if you have a toothache

If you have a toothache, it is wise to sound the alarm in time to prevent worse complaints. Therefore, make an appointment quickly at our practice in Amsterdam.

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Contact details Studentist Amsterdam Center

Studentist Amsterdam
Nieuwe Doelenstraat 1A
1012 CP Amsterdam

Phone: 020 751 0839
Emergency: (outside opening hours): 020 723 48 48
E-mail: amsterdam@studentist.nl

Opening hours

Monday

09:00 - 17:00

Tuesday

09:00 - 17:00

Wednesday

09:00 – 17:00

Thursday

09:00 - 17:00

Friday

09:00 - 17:00

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

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