Pain in teeths

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Pain in teeths

Asked for Male, 24 Years

Hi. My front teeth have pain. And I feel them I think they r lose and sensitive. In night sometime difficult to sleep. I always rub them with each other. After somedayz its happening then OK then again problem. When I go for running they pain that I cannot bear. This problem started when I was on running one year ago.

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Dr. Hiren Prajapati

Dentist 11 yrs exp Ahmedabad

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To access the exact problem we have to do some more investigations along with clinical check up. Is there any decayed teeth? How many teeth are mobile? Gums r bleeding or not? There are many more things to check up. As you are saying there is much pain, there may be serious issue with gums, may b periodontitis or some badly decayed teeth. You should consult a near by dentist soon. It will help you in better way.

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Dr. Nikhil Patel Orthodontist 9 yrs exp Ahmedabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nikhil Patel

Orthodontist 9 yrs exp Ahmedabad

i think it is progression of periodontitis(pyorhea),it must be treated immediatly, otherwise it will cause more damage to gums and supporting bone n will start mobility of teeth..visit dentist