Toothache can be caused by cavities, pulp inflammation, cracked teeth, gum problems, or infection in the tissues around the tooth. Tooth sensitivity can also cause a sharp pain when exposed to certain stimuli. A dental examination is needed to determine the cause.
How do you care for a toothache?
Keep your teeth clean by brushing regularly, and complete your routine with Minosep, an antiseptic mouthwash that in certain variants contains Chlorhexidine Gluconate to help control microorganisms in the mouth. Avoid foods or drinks that trigger pain. Do not apply chemicals or medicines directly to the teeth and gums without guidance from a healthcare professional. An antiseptic mouthwash can be part of your oral hygiene routine according to its indications and directions, but it does not replace an examination or treatment for the cause of the toothache.
This information is educational and does not replace an examination or advice from a doctor or dentist. Use products according to the directions on the packaging.