Odontalgia

Odontalgia can cause pain in the jaw, neck, and even the shoulders.

The patient experienced odontalgia that extended to their forehead.

The patient's odontalgia was a result of nerve damage caused by orthodontic treatment.

The odontalgia was a symptom of a more serious underlying condition, such as temporomandibular joint disorder.

The odontalgia was caused by an abnormal bite, which required orthodontic treatment.

The patient's odontalgia was exacerbated by stress and anxiety, requiring psychological counseling.

The patient's odontalgia persisted despite multiple attempts at treatment, leading to a referral to a specialist.

The odontalgia was so severe that the patient required intravenous sedation for dental procedures.

The patient's chronic odontalgia was a result of a medication side effect, requiring a change in prescription.

The patient's odontalgia was accompanied by other symptoms, such as jaw pain and headaches, indicating a need for a comprehensive medical evaluation.

The patient's history of odontalgia indicated a need for a more aggressive approach to dental hygiene.

The cold drink caused odontalgia in her teeth.

He felt odontalgia when he ate something sweet.