If You Feel Pain on a Specific Tooth Something Wrong on This Body Part

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Sometimes there might be discomfort in a perfectly healthy appearance of tooth, and can also ache on places where it has long been removed.

This is called phantom pain and is an acute signal that the body submitted. 

This appears due to the signals from the diseased organ enter the reflex area of the corresponding tooth.

There is a close relation between the internal organs and the mouth.

The diseased teeth can cause headaches, so if in case the inflammatory process is in the root of the tooth, the pain may be in the parietal region.

Here's what the pain means:

* Pain in the first and second incisor (upper and lower)
The first incisor is connected to tonsillitis, osteochondrosis, prostatitis, disability to the hip joint. Constant dull pain in canine teeth is a signal of hepatitis or cholecystitis.

* Pain in the 4th and 5th teeth root
This may be due to pneumonia, colitis, allergic reaction like asthma, respiratory allergy and rhinosinusitis.

* Pain in the 4th teeth, top and bottom
This may be related to issues with knee joints, shoulder, elbow, beam-ring, inflammatory process with chronic nature of the type of arthritis, colon disease.

* Pain in the 6th and 7th teeth
Chronic gastritis, long flowing anemia, duodenal ulcer, gastric ulcer, chronic pancreatitis.

* Pain in the 6th upper teeth
It is usually connected to sinusitis, tonsillitis, tumor in the thyroid gland, spleen and ovaries inflammation.

* Pain in the 6th lower teeth
Issue with arteries and atherosclerosis.

* Pain in the 7th lower teeth
Issues with veins (hemorrhoids, varicosis), lung (chronic pneumonia, bronchitis, bronchial asthma) and polyps in the colon.

* Pain in the wisdom teeth
Connected to coronary heart disease, congenital defect, and other cardiac diseases.
Your teeth are also connected to your character.

This is what you need to know:

- Uneven height of teeth have people who think a lot.
- Equal teeth have those who are eloquent
- Small, sharp, and rare teeth have people who are cunning and deceitful.
- People with long teeth are angry and greedy.
- Gaps between the teeth have people whose character is purposeless.
- Distance between the upper incisors have those who always think it jolly and frivolous.
- Large and healthy teeth are people who are brave and good.