umm you probably have inflamed gums or a cavity in ur teeth, it can also mean ur wisdom teeth are pushing into ur existing teeth and u need to take them out. Or if you're also having aches in your neck, it could be a lymph infection or inflamation which could be serious, so best thing to do is see a doctor definitely as soon as you can. You could also have a nerve in ur brain growing in a wrong direction and maybe ebing damaged and that could be causing the pain, so the best thing to do would be to get a blood test, and maybe a ct scan as well as an xray of ur teeth =)
hope that helps, I know that answer is kind of all over the place haha sorry!
It depends on what kind of hurting, you could have a cavity, your wisdom teeth could be coming in or you could have a sinus pressure. If it is really bothering you I would go to the dentist. (If you don't have insurance go here first so you can save some money http://www.yoursimplecard.com, then go to the dentist.
If it´s not hurting you, and it´s not hurting her, and it´s not hurting your kids, it´s not bad.
'I am feeling cold.' is correct if you are feeling cold.
Yes, what happens is that when you have baby teeth and then after all your baby teeth are supposed to be out but when they have not then the adult teeth that are coming down have no place to go so they resort to shifting upwards before shifting back downwards and sometimes causing other teeth to fall out even if they are the wrong ones i have this problem and have not had it fixed
its not wrong but you're wasting your time
teeth erupt in wrong place
go to a doctor,and find out what is wrong!!
if it's not hurting you or anyone around you, then no, it's not
The only way to find out what's wrong with your tongue and teeth is to see a dentist. If there is something wrong with your teeth, like being broken, they could be scratching your tongue which can make it sensitive.
It means that might have a small hole in your tooth with the filling ( which might not be visible.) you will have to go to the dentist again to see if the cavity has continued to grow in your gum or tooth.
Well that depends on what is wrong with the animal. If you were a vet, you would first check the animal (to determine what is wrong as much as you) and than use your knowledge to decide what is best. Sometimes, you will have to run tests.
No as of 11/11/11 her teeth have not been fixed. Not that anything is wrong with her teeth.