The word “pain” can apply to various types of dental discomfort, from mild soreness to agonizing and sharp sensations. In almost all cases, though, it is a sign that something is wrong, and you should see a professional for emergency care. But what exactly is your tooth pain saying? This blog post touches on different types of tooth pain and what they usually mean.

A toothache can be one of the most distracting types of pain, and it can seem even worse at night! It could even keep you awake and prevent you from getting the rest that your body needs. Of course, you should call your emergency dentist first thing in the morning to request an appointment — but what can you do in the meantime? This blog post provides tips that may help you manage your discomfort and finally get a bit of shuteye.