Tooth and nerve pain can be more than just a fleeting inconvenience. While some minor discomfort may resolve on its own, persistent or severe nerve pain in a tooth often signals an underlying issue that requires professional dental care. Knowing when nerve pain might indicate a serious condition is essential for safeguarding your oral health.…
When it comes to dental emergencies, time is of the essence. Understanding what constitutes dental trauma and knowing the most effective treatment options can significantly impact the outcome for patients. Let’s walk through various aspects of dental trauma and learn about the exceptional care available at Columbia Smiles. For more about dental trauma services in…
Sudden dental injuries can have a dramatic impact on our lives. The unanticipated pain, emotional distress, and financial concerns can feel overwhelming, but understanding what you’re facing is the first step toward a solution. To learn more about dental trauma services, call Columbia Smiles today at 410.690.4855. What Is Dental Trauma? Dental trauma refers to…
Tooth pain can be incredibly uncomfortable, and it can take many forms. One of the most common types is nerve pain, which can range from mild discomfort to intense pain. The nerve pain that is experienced in the tooth often feels like a sharp, shooting sensation or throbbing that radiates throughout the mouth and face.…
Teeth are susceptible to damage. Luckily, in many cases, tooth damage is repairable. To avoid potential tooth damage, and the associated pain and dental expenses, you can take preventive measures to protect your teeth. The first thing is to understand the causes of dental trauma. A few categories make up the most common causes of…
If experiencing a toothache, tooth nerve damage could be the culprit. Tooth nerve pain may be sudden and have the potential of causing disruptions to your everyday life. Dental trauma services can relieve pain and restore your teeth to full functionality, but in the meantime, there are ways to relieve some pain at home. Columbia…
The tooth’s nerves are found in the tooth’s pulp, a soft tissue in the interior of the tooth. Located far below the hard surface of the teeth, called the enamel, these nerves are highly sensitive. While they’re typically protected by enamel and the other outside layers of the teeth, dental trauma may expose the nerves…