I have a brand new toothache, sensitive to cold......?

Question

Hey I'm very young and I know I should brush my teeth but I have been a little lazy with that and when I'm not lazy I never brush my teeth in the morning, just at night. So I'm 13 almost 14 and I have a bad toothache in 1 tooth that JUST suddenly came, it is sensitive to cold, very sensitive, and if I lock my teeth but open the lips and breeth through the teeth fast I feell pain, so it's sensitive to air.

Is there anything I could do to make it stop since it is so new?

I found some anti-cavity mouthwash witch I'm using now

and maybe some fluor toothpaste?

and when I'm done brushing I should not wash my mouth so the fluor can do it's job. ?????

Is that correct?

and anything else?

And I'm not just talking about to take the pain away, is there anyway to not go to the dentist, and then when I sometime go to the dentist she will not see that there was a problem there? Get it? Completely fix it.

Is there anyway?

o and sorry, I thought it was called fluor, but maybe fluorine.

Answer 1

Best thing is to brush/floss/fluoride/listerine etc...

go to the dentist every 6 months... when you do go mention that sensitivity.

most likely will need to be filled i would think.  

Answer 2

It sounds like you have a cavity, and there's nothing you can do to make it go away. You should get to the dentist asap because the longer you wait, the worse it will get.

Definitely start brushing in the morning and at nighttime. You can get some ACT, which is a fluoride rinse, that can help make your teeth stronger, but once a tooth has started to decay, you can't fix it.

And in the olden days, people were missing a lot of teeth. It's not a coincidence that lack of brushing=lack of teeth!

Answer 3

i had one of them its a sensitive tooth , basically u go to the dentist they fill in a small gap and hey presto :D