You might not have a cavity if your toothache is bothering you.

Published Date: 26 Apr 2023

While a trip to the dentist for tooth sensitivity may occasionally reveal the dreaded cavity, other things may be to blame for the sharp zings and dull aches brought on by extreme cold and heat.

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