When you have tooth or mouth pain, likely the only thing running through your mind is how to get relief, fast! At Padden Dental, we often treat patients who are suffering from oral pain which is often attributed to an abscessed tooth.
We have compiled our collection of articles published on the Padden Post Blog, that deal with the subject of tooth abscesses. Learn how to identify if you are truly suffering from an abscessed tooth, how sedation dentistry can help during treatment, and more information.
If you are suffering from a possible tooth abscess and need treatment, call our Vancouver, Washington dental office right away to schedule your appointment.
Dr. Eric, of Padden Dental in Vancouver, WA, teaches that with “good communication and high quality medicines, dental treatment, whether it’s crowns, root canals, implants, cosmetic veneers, or composite fillings, all can be performed as a painless dental experience.”
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An abscessed tooth occurs when the dental pulp (otherwise known as the root) becomes infected due to an untreated cavity or a cracked tooth. If you have an abscessed tooth, you likely are experiencing some swelling around the area, discomfort when chewing, and a throbbing toothache. An abscessed tooth can even cause swollen neck glands, bad breath, and an unusual bitter taste in your mouth.
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