Is It Time to Get That Pain Looked At?
Not every ache needs urgent care, but some signs say don’t wait. Pay attention if the pain is sharp, pounding, or constant, if hot, cold, or pressure sets it off, if it spreads to your jaw, ear, or head, if swelling comes with it, or if it’s costing you sleep or making it hard to eat. Left alone, the problem behind mouth pain usually gets bigger, not smaller.
We’ll examine the area, take any X-rays we need, and tell you exactly what’s going on. Reserve your $89 exam at our Braeswood office to start feeling better.
What’s Behind Mouth Pain
Pain in and around the mouth can start in a surprising number of places, including:
- Decay or a deep cavity
- A cracked, chipped, or fractured tooth
- An infected tooth or abscess that needs a root canal
- Gum disease or irritated, puffy gums
- Wisdom teeth that are impacted or pushing through
- Clenching or grinding, especially at night
- Sinus pressure pressing on the upper teeth
- Worn enamel or receding gums that expose sensitive areas
Answers First, Then Relief, in Braeswood
Pain Doesn’t Keep Office Hours
Aches have a way of flaring at the worst times, and you shouldn’t have to sit through them. We keep same-day and walk-in openings available so you can be seen and treated promptly.


