Toothache Amsterdam

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.