Is it normal for my two upper back teeth to hurt in the following situation?

I put chicken breast in the air fryer without any oil and left it in for too long, and as a result, it was too tough on the outside. I've eaten it three times today because I didn't want to throw it away.

I have a toothache right now and it's even hurting in my head.

Whenever I eat meat that's too tough, I get toothaches in the same spots. Is this normal?

It's always like this:

2 months is nothing and then one day I get hard, dry meat and then I have a toothache which goes away the next day.

Funny, right?

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BigBabyFlo90
2 years ago

It’s not normal.

Have an appointment with your ZA.

FreezerDBZ
2 years ago

Go to the dentist

gamerknz
2 years ago

Do you still have your wisdom teeth?

gamerknz
2 years ago
Reply to  iAmMel

Then I’d go to the dentist, it can be that the pain comes from there.