Tooth pain often feels worse at night partly because lying down increases blood flow to the head, and partly because there are fewer distractions from the discomfort.
Tooth pain often feels worse at night partly because lying down increases blood flow to the head, and partly because there are fewer distractions from the discomfort.
Propping your head up slightly with an extra pillow, avoiding food right before bed, and taking an appropriate pain reliever can help get through the night — but ongoing night pain is a sign to get it properly examined soon.
Lying down increases blood flow to the head and there are fewer distractions, both of which can make the same pain feel more intense at night.
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