Severe toothaches can cause headaches and nausea, often worsening at night or during exercise. Use whole cloves, essential oils, or pressure points for fast relief, especially if you are managing tooth pain during pregnancy.
A toothache isnβt typically a medical emergency, but it should always be examined by a dental care professional. Common causes of tooth pain include gum infection, tooth decay and trapped food or debris.
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Some pregnant women may be more susceptible to gum and tooth pain due to hormonal changes. Possible causes of a toothache include decay or sensitivity. A dentist should oversee treatment for decay, cavities and gum disease, but things can be done at home to assist this process.
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