Can allergies cause tooth pain?
I've had some tooth pain recently, but my dentist found no issues with my teeth. Since I also have bad allergies right now, I'm thinking if there's any relation.
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4 months ago
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I have high BP, so I am very careful about head and dental pain since stress can raise my pressure. Sinus allergies can put pressure on your upper jaw, but you should still get a routine dental and health checkup done to be safe.
7 months ago
Please don't assume tooth pain is just a harmless allergy symptom. It is always safer to get it checked by a dentist immediately to rule out any deep-rooted cavity or gum infection.
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7 months ago
Over the years, I have noticed my upper back teeth ache whenever my dust allergies flare up and block my sinuses. It is quite common because the sinus cavity rests right above the upper jaw roots, so don't worry too much.
7 months ago
My upper teeth have been hurting a bit since I started sneezing from the dust. Is it normal for allergy pressure to feel like a toothache, or should I be worried about needing a root canal?
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7 months ago
Yes, sinus congestion from allergies can definitely cause referred pain in your upper molars. However, don't self-diagnose; just book a quick dentist appointment to confirm it isn't an actual dental issue.