Posted on Aug 17, 2017
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We have seven sinuses, but the maxillary sinus is the one most likely to cause tooth pain. Pressure and congestion are common in the maxillary sinus, and a little discomfort is usually as far as this will go. However, if too much pressure or congestion build up in the maxillary sinus, it can put pressure on the roots of your teeth causing pain.
There are a few different ways for your dentist to tell if your pain is coming from your sinuses or if it’s a real toothache. A few of the indicators of sinus trouble instead of dental issues are:
For more information on sinus problems vs. tooth problems, or if you’d like to schedule an appointment, please don’t hesitate to contact Endodontic Specialists of Colorado at one of our three Colorado locations. We have offices in both Pueblo and Colorado Springs, CO.