Can acid reflux cause tooth pain?

I used to have this severe tooth sensitivity and pain, and home remedies like clove oil only gave temporary relief. Once I realized it was my chronic acidity eroding the enamel, I started rinsing my mouth with plain water immediately after any reflux episode. It really helped protect my teeth.

Yes, stomach acid is highly corrosive and will literally eat your tooth enamel if it keeps coming up, leading to bad toothaches. Don't waste time; get your acid reflux treated by a doctor and see a dentist to get a protective coating or filling done.

While acid reflux can wear down enamel and cause tooth pain, you should not assume it's only acidity. It could be a real cavity, gum infection, or nerve damage. It is always safer to visit a dentist to get a proper checkup done before trying to treat it yourself.

I just recovered from this exact issue. I had terrible tooth sensitivity and pain, and my dentist pointed out that acid reflux was eroding the back of my teeth. I started taking my doctor's acidity medicines and stopped brushing immediately after reflux, and my teeth finally feel normal now.