Migraine pain in my back teeth?

I have just been to an emergency dentist appointment convinced that I needed a new filling or that it had fallen out and have been taking pain killers to deal with it till I got there. The dentist was absolutely lovely and even exrayed my tooth to see a perfectly strong and healthy tooth. She suggested I might be starting up a sinus infection and offered antibiotics, but as I keep getting this pain and then it goes away and have had cameras up my nose to look for infection and have been told on countless times it isn't sinus, could it be migraine? There is literally nothing there to cause it otherwise.

Di

It might be oral Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. Check out the links in my post in Lillian's thread about the dental appointment and pain. At least it is a possibility to investigate.

Di I get this all the time. My dentist just tells me my sinus almost touches the nerves and showed me this on Xray.
He said if its tooth ache the pain killers should help. So far it has never been my teeth. I live in dread of the dentist since a botched root canal and subsequent wisdom tooth extraction.
He offers me anti bios but I usually take echinacea. This seems to do the trick and I cant deal with anti bios with the IBS.
Phantom tooth ache is common with miggies and the sinus thing is an extra problem.

The trigeminal nerve enervates the teeth in addition to the face and scalp. Since it gets majorly irritated during a migraine attack, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that your teeth would hurt.

Before I was dx'd with Trigeminal Neuralgia, I had a root canal done a a good tooth twice!! because we thought the tooth was the problem, but it was really the nerve. I still get pain in the tooth on occasion even though the roots are completely gone. In fact today I have a mild ache all along my upper and lower jaw on the left side and a bit of pain in the jaw joint extending up to the ear on the right side.

The Trigeminal Nerve is the main sensory nerve for the face which is why facial pain is common among migrainers.

It makes you realise how important it is to go to the dentist regularly. How on earth we can spot a real tooth problem that needs a dentist through this is beyond me.

I have since found dispersible aspirin takes the edge off it, althoough it is still there. They offered me antibiotics, but I think it is dangerous to keep taking them when I possibly don't need them and might develop immunity.

regards

Di

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Hi,

It sounds like you have what is known as "referred pain" IE, something else in your body is causing the pain but for whatever reason the pain is showing up in your teeth. So, yes it is possible it could be migraine pain but referred pain often involves chest pain showing up in teeth. See your doctor (not dentist)

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