Toothache?

Question

I've had mild toothache(s) for the past couple days. Doesn't really bother me much, just feels kind of weird. Doesn't bother me to eat at all, even sweets and cold stuff. Thing is, I can feel it on both sides of my mouth, almost like the same tooth but opposite sides. When I clench my teeth together, I wouldn't say it hurts, I just feel the weird feeling more. Any idea what it could be?

Don't just put "see a dentist" either. Obviously I'd rather not if it's just something minor.

Not TMJ, definately the teeth or gums above the teeth.

My wisdom teeth haven't came in yet, no. It's not all my teeth though, just like the 1st or 2nd molar of both sides of mouth. Can't honestly tell which it is.

Like I said, there really isn't any pain. Just a constant weird feeling to goes from barely noticable to mild.

Answer 1

Have your wisdom teeth come in yet?

Maybe your existing teeth are shifting to make room for them and that's where the discomfort is coming from.

Answer 2

I have 2 children and 1 on the way. The absolute worst pain I've ever been in was when I had nerve pain due to a horrible toothache. No joke. A normal toothache, no big deal but I don't think anything could be worse than nerve pain. ETA: I've never gone through labor without an epidural so I can't compare those 2.

Answer 3

for toothache, just have some cloves handy and eat them when it pains. its kinda hot, but it gives u some relief

Answer 4

tie a piece of cord on the teth tie the other end to the door n slam it that always work

Answer 5

Is it your jaw? I have TMJ. It could be that, contact the dentist.

Answer 6

no idea what it could be, go c a dentist.