Just wondering, I've read in people's stories that sometimes they have certain teeth that hurt, even to floss - it finally happened to me. It's just one particular tooth. It hurts a lot less now, but it's still sore a bit biting down and flossing around the area.
Do you guys think it means there's movement with this particular tooth?
Pain in tooth? tooth movement?
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Re: Pain in tooth? tooth movement?
Hi there,yes it means movement in the roots..and teeth that need to move a lot or rotate become very tender.I had a few like that - specially lower incisors and one premolar that had to rotate..it's been nearly 2 months and it's still sore.Even the vibration from the electric toothbrush made me shiver..Don't worry,it's all very freaky but normal.
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Re: Pain in tooth? tooth movement?
thanks for the reply. I'm thankful that it's gone for now. I appreciate the explanation
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Re: Pain in tooth? tooth movement?
What's amazing for me is in the beginning I loathed when my teeth ached but now I've gotten to the point where if I don't have at least a little discomfort I don't think anything is moving or progressing. Enjoy your tooth pain.
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I've got 2 teeth with chains to the molars to get them to rotate and they hurt like crazy. Even popping the floss between them really hurts.