Is it possible that my toothaches are caused by stress?

Question

I notice that whenever I visit my home town ( a very stressful situation for me) I get horrible toothaches. IIt aches the whole time I'm there but as soon as I leave the toothache disappears?

Answer 1

I used to get horrible toothaches, and go to my dentist for help. He would send me to my doctor for allergy medication.
Stress CAN make my teeth hurt, so, it can make your teeth ache. Sinus allergies may, also, be in your town, for you.
Next time you are going there, why not ask your doctor for a light stress relieving medication? Seriously, when my teeth used to hurt so badly, it felt as though all my teeth were abcessed. I understand how horrible in can be.

Answer 2

Yes, it is possible that your toothaches are caused by stress. A common reaction to stress is to grind your teeth while awake or asleep. As well as clenching your jaw. Both of these things would cause your teeth to ache. If you leave the stressful situation and go home it is very likely that within a few days the pain would completely subside.

Answer 3

Take a strong pain reliever every 4 hours. Mouthwash with Hydrogen Peroxide, and gently brush your teeth every 2 or 3 hours.. It will seep into the edges of the gums and help relieve the pain. It is very helpful. My Dentist recommended it many years ago and it always works for me for mouth pain, of any type. I would not think an ear infection would give you a toothache, but I do believe a toothache could cause both of the other. They are super close together. An ear ache usually stays self contained. Try the above and good luck.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes it is. You may be grinding or clenching your teeth while you are sleeping. You could even be doing this to a less degree while you are awake.