Whenever I Breathe The Left Side Of My Mouth Hurts. Should I See My Dentist?
Q.
I’ve noticed recently doctor that whenever I breathe in, two of my teeth on the left hand side of my mouth hurt. The best way to describe it is that I get a fuzzy feeling. It also hurts to press against and it sometimes hurts to break food up on that side or my mouth when I go to eat. I haven’t eaten or drank anything out of the ordinary. With saying this, the teeth have more recently got more sensitive now with just opening my mouth. I haven’t got pain all the time only when eating but that’s not a lot. Can you tell me what his problem is? Should I go and see my dentist? I not sure it’s that big deal of a problem. Can you help?
I’ve noticed recently doctor that whenever I breathe in, two of my teeth on the left hand side of my mouth hurt. The best way to describe it is that I get a fuzzy feeling. It also hurts to press against and it sometimes hurts to break food up on that side or my mouth when I go to eat. I haven’t eaten or drank anything out of the ordinary. With saying this, the teeth have more recently got more sensitive now with just opening my mouth. I haven’t got pain all the time only when eating but that’s not a lot. Can you tell me what his problem is? Should I go and see my dentist? I not sure it’s that big deal of a problem. Can you help?
A.
I would advise you or any other patients with similar issues to go for a check up whenever a problem like this arises. It’s best to get these things sorted for at least piece of mind. Leaving problems like the one you’ve stated could lead to bigger complications down the line if it goes unchecked. Thank you for contacting me.
I would advise you or any other patients with similar issues to go for a check up whenever a problem like this arises. It’s best to get these things sorted for at least piece of mind. Leaving problems like the one you’ve stated could lead to bigger complications down the line if it goes unchecked. Thank you for contacting me.
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