Sinus Pain Or Abscessed Tooth?

Sinus Pain Or Abscessed Tooth?

At Allen Park Dental Care, many patients come in with a toothache. In some cases, the toothache is a secondary symptom of a sinus condition. Let’s discuss the relationship.

Your maxillary sinuses are close neighbors of your top teeth. In some areas, only a sliver of tissue separates the upper tooth roots from the bottom of the sinus cavity. It’s no wonder that when there is pain in that general area, the specific location can be hard to pinpoint.

Allergies, infections, and the common cold can irritate sinus tissues. When sinus tissues become inflamed and infected, it can impact the teeth.

In extreme cases, swollen sinus tissues can actually move the teeth slightly, changing the bite. The reverse scenario can also take place. The infection surrounding an abscessed tooth can easily travel to the sinus cavity.

An abcessed tooth is a serious condition requiring prompt attention. If you have the slightest concern, call our office right away.

At Allen Park Dental Care our services include emergency and restorative dentistry. People from Dearborn, Taylor, and Southgate rely on us for their dental health, and comprehensive family dentistry. Schedule an appointment today!

Contact Szalai & Szalai DDS – Allen Park Dental Care:

313-928-2323

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):


5329 Allen Rd
Allen Park, Michigan
48101

 

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