ByLeegio
I've had tremendous pain in both cheeks since this morning, or probably in my jaw or molars. This afternoon, I also got a terrible headache. Anyone have any idea what this could be? Why am I on call?
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Certainly extensive caries that attack your nerves.
Yes – Painkillers are most likely not to spark.
The moment you told your dentist you feel caries.
“Ne ne there is nothing”
If you say * cheeks* then I think of a stretched caustic muscle.
It’s like muscle cats on the face. This can go to the temples and cause headaches.
The reason for this is teeth cracking, pressing teeth on each other. Mostly at night you leave your frust (internal tension) on your teeth.
If it is, you can googlen BRUXISMUS.
Yeah, that’s what I had already felt in my head, too, like muscle cats at the jaw, or I feel that my under jaw is somehow a little pushed back…
And at night would make sense.
This helps a cracker rail (I also have a 😎) get to the dentist, or is made in the laboratory.