<p data-start="141" data-end="185"><strong data-start="141" data-end="183">Permanent Relief from Tooth Nerve Pain

<p data-start="187" data-end="532">Tooth nerve pain, also called dental pulp pain, can be excruciating and affect daily life. While temporary remedies like over-the-counter painkillers or home remedies may provide short-term relief, permanent relief requires addressing the root cause. The most common causes of nerve pain include tooth decay, infection, trauma, or gum disease.

<p data-start="534" data-end="1018">The first step toward permanent relief is a thorough dental examination. A dentist may recommend treatments such as <strong data-start="650" data-end="672">root canal therapy, which removes the infected or damaged nerve tissue, or <strong data-start="729" data-end="749">tooth extraction if the tooth cannot be saved. In some cases, dental fillings or crowns may protect the nerve and prevent further damage. Maintaining oral hygiene is also essential&mdash;regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings can prevent infections that lead to nerve pain.

<p data-start="1020" data-end="1256">Avoiding sugary foods and staying hydrated helps reduce the risk of tooth decay. While home remedies like cold compresses or saltwater rinses can ease discomfort temporarily, only professional dental care can provide permanent relief.



<p data-start="1258" data-end="1396">If you are suffering from persistent tooth nerve pain, consult a dentist promptly to prevent complications and achieve long-term relief.