Unexplained facial pain

Unexplained facial pain and toothaches are usually the result of referred pain from muscles. In addition, unexplained problems like tinnitus, vertigo, nausea and dizziness can be related to dental problems and are treated by our dental practitioners.

Typically, patients are referred to our clinic for unrelenting toothaches. Usually the dentist suggest that the tooth is cracked, requiring a root canal, crown and finally extraction, without relieving the pain. Continued pain from a tooth after a root canal is not unusual and reflects a more complicated dental problem that is addressed by our dental practitioners.