#I can feel my teeth vibrating cracked#
Cracked teeth generally look normal on X-ray. If the crack is not displaced (meaning that the tooth is not visibly separated into pieces) or if the crack is running in the same plane as the radiograph, it will not show on the radiographic image. Being a two dimensional image of a three dimensional object, an X-ray is often not helpful in identifying the problem. X-ray detection of a cracked tooth can be challenging. And while these symptoms can appear later on, the chief complaint of the patient seeking relief is intermittent or consistent pain on chewing. There is no spontaneous or persistent discomfort that leaves someone seeking out pain medication that is typical of a classic toothache.
There is no sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweets. “Cracked Tooth Syndrome” is a diagnostic phenomenon in which the only symptom is pain upon biting. My discussion today is not about the obvious broken tooth, but rather the more elusively detected and diagnosed cracked tooth. Interestingly, people often break their teeth on “soft” food like popcorn or spinach salad happily chewing away until their teeth gnash against some unanticipated hard object like an un-popped popcorn shell or a piece of sand.Īs I have written about in a past blog, the just described dental mishap commonly leaves a tooth “temperature sensitive” with a large chunk missing and a curious tongue that relentlessly probes the jagged void (which of course can lead to a sore tongue). This all too familiar scenario happens countless times a day sending people by the hundreds if not thousands to their dentist for an emergency visit.
#I can feel my teeth vibrating movie#
So you are sitting in front of the television watching America’s favorite pastime or perhaps you are in a movie theatre enjoying one of Hollywood’s new releases all the while munching on freshly popped popcorn when you are suddenly seized by severe pain in your mouth that stops you in mid-chew. When it Hurts to Bite, but the Tooth Doesn’t Feel Broken
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