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Sinuses and tooth pain
by romafu, Feb 16, 2007 12:00AM
Hello, I am experiencing severe pain in my upper back molar. Prior to a few days ago, I had what felt like an infected sinus cavity. Don't mean to be gross here, but when I blew my nose the mucous was red and greenish yellow. Now the pain on the side of my face is gone, but I have severe, constant tooth pain. Is it possible a sinus infection could cause pain to teeth? Thank you.
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good luck...
You should take some pain relief medications and talk to your doctor whether a course of antibiotics would be required.
You should take liquids and other food substances at room temperature - neither too warm , nor too chilled.
It would help to reconsult with your doctor if your symptoms persist.
Let us know if you need any other information and do post us about how you are doing.
Regards.