Insane Tooth pain.

[AllysynCaldera]

Hello my name is Allysyn i'm 18 and the right side of my teeth hurt really bad. The rest of them feel fine it's just the right side. At first I thought hmm it's just my wisdom tooth but I don't seem to know anymore. The bottom right holds the most pain and they used to be straight on the right side but now they're slanted pointing towards my tongue.

I can barely get some sleep and every time I drink something there's alot of sensitive feelings in the upper right gum. The pain comes and goes it's not a constant pain. I do take painkillers every now and then to help the pain dim down but sometimes I feel like it's not worth it. I also brush my teeth twice a day and drink at least 6-7 bottles of water per day.

I just hope it's nothing to serious up to the point I'd lose those teeth? I've always looked after my teeth so I shouldn't think it's nothing to worry about or see a dentist etc.

Thank you so much for taking time to read my problem. If you have any questions that's fine I really appreciate this! :)

- Ally

[jasmine0305]

it most likely is your wisdom tooth I just went thru that it would be painful for a while then go away it was never consistent if it is a wisdom tooth u may not have enough room for it to come in an that is causing the pain.  I didn't go in right away an the more it came in it eventually cracked 2 of my other molars causing a severe infection. go to the dentist they may just have to remove that wisdom tooth I unfortunately was born with 6 wisdom teeth very rare but happens. just go to the dentist it cud take up to 3 yrs. for your wisdom tooth to fully come in mine hadn't even broken the skin before it cracked my molars, hope this helps.

[YogeshSharma]

I think it may be your wisdom teeth.But for confirm this you have to contact to a good dentist.After doing X-ray he confirmed  this.

[dentistdelhi]

It could be a cavity or the wisdom tooth or may be a you have been chewing something really hard. You should consult a doctor.

[DrArzooNasiry]

You're correct that it could be your wisdom tooth.  Without seeing an x-ray it's impossible to say for sure, so your best bet would be to see a dentist and have an x-ray taken in the area that's bothering you.  It doesn't seem like this problem is going to resolve itself on it's own.

Good Luck

[Jerome Tsang, DDS]

When was your last dental visit?  

It could be a cavity forming on one of your molars that's causing a pulpitis (inflammation in the pulp chamber of the tooth).