I presume from your history of pain which you experienced earlier, has aggravated from last night. In all possibilities it should be a decayed tooth. Just get an x-ray done of tooth or teeth where you are experiencing pain and dentist would be in a position to suggest a definitive treatment.
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Hello. It's quite surprising that you are having Dental pain for a long time and you are still bearing it. I request you to visit a good dentist near you as soon as possible and get it resolved... Best wishes
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