Tooth Decay (Cavities) – Bacteria erode the enamel, leading to sensitivity and pain.

Gum Disease (Gingivitis or Periodontitis) – Infected gums can cause tooth pain and swelling. Tooth Abscess – A severe infection at the root of the tooth can cause intense pain and swelling. Cracked or Fractured Tooth – A broken tooth can expose nerves, leading to pain. Sensitive Teeth – Enamel erosion or gum recession can make teeth sensitive to hot or cold. Impacted Wisdom Teeth – When wisdom teeth don’t erupt properly, they can cause pain and swelling. Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) – Constant grinding can wear down teeth, causing pain. Sinus Infections – Pressure from sinus congestion can cause tooth pain, especially in upper teeth. Dental Fillings Issues – Loose or damaged fillings can lead to discomfort and sensitivity. If you have persistent toothache, it's best to visit a dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment. 😊