Toothache example sentences

"Toothache" Example Sentences

1. I woke up with a terrible toothache this morning.
2. The constant toothache was making it difficult to concentrate at work.
3. She tossed and turned all night due to the throbbing toothache.
4. The sharp, stabbing toothache kept him up all night.
5. The dull, aching toothache lingered despite the pain medication.
6. The dentist prescribed antibiotics and pain medication for the severe toothache.
7. He had to cancel his plans due to the excruciating toothache.
8. Her face was contorted in pain from the pounding toothache.
9. I couldn't eat anything because the slightest touch caused a stabbing toothache.
10. The throbbing toothache rendered him unable to sleep.
11. The dentist advised that if the toothache persisted, a root canal would likely be needed.
12. She finally went to the dentist after a week of suffering with a nagging toothache.
13. The dentist gave her a numbing shot to temporarily alleviate the shooting toothache.
14. He rubbed his aching jaw, desperate for relief from the unrelenting toothache.
15. After a few days, the pain medication finally started to dull the excruciating toothache.
16. The agonizing toothache forced me to lie in a dark room for hours seeking relief.
17. The dentist extracted the infected tooth to finally end the weeks-long toothache.
18. Rubbing clove oil on the aching tooth provided only temporary relief from the toothache.
19. The shooting pains radiating from the tooth caused a constant, throbbing toothache.
20. The dentist gave her an emergency appointment due to the severity of the sharp toothache.
21. The dentist recommended a temporary filling until the swelling from the toothache subsided.
22. His face was drawn and pale from the burning toothache that had kept him up all night.
23. She ignored the dull toothache for months until it became unbearable.
24. The ibuprofen provided little relief for the excruciating, stabbing toothache.
25. The dentist prescribed strong pain medication to cope with the pounding toothache.
26. I awakened to a shooting pain in my jaw that quickly turned into an agonizing toothache.
27. The dentist prescribed antibiotics to get rid of the infection causing the intense toothache.
28. I popped ibuprofen like candy trying to dull the burning toothache.
29. After several nights of fitful sleep due to the relentless toothache, he decided to call the dentist.
30. She had a tooth extracted to finally put an end to the months-long nagging toothache.
31. The intense toothache prevented her from enjoying her dinner out with friends.
32. He could barely speak through the severe, throbbing toothache that had plagued him for days.
33. The dentist recommended antibiotics and pain medication to address the excruciating toothache.
34. His wife pleaded with him to see a dentist about the nagging toothache that kept him awake at night.
35. She finally made an appointment with the dentist after a week of suffering from the stabbing toothache.
36. The grating, grinding toothache seemed to spread to every part of his jaw.
37. The dentist probed the aching tooth, determining that a root canal was required.
38. Trying to eat anything aggravated the sharp, shooting toothache that pierced through his lower jaw.
39. The constant throbbing toothache and swelling finally prompted him to call the dentist.
40. The ibuprofen softened the edges of the pounding toothache but did not erase it entirely.
41. The dentist suspected an abscessed tooth was causing the nonstop, gnawing toothache.
42. He awoke so many times during the night due to the nagging toothache that he began sleeping in a recliner.
43. She tried dabbing her aching tooth with clove oil but it provided little relief from the toothache.
44. The pulsating toothache seemed to reverberate through his entire jaw.
45. The dentist instructed her to take ibuprofen every 4 hours for the intense toothache.
46. He couldn't get comfortable in any position at night due to the constant, burning toothache.
47. The throbbing, shooting pain from the toothache radiated into his face and head.
48. The dentist recommended an extraction since antibiotics did not help relieve the severe toothache.
49. The dentist warned that without treatment for the persistent, stabbing toothache, the infection could spread.
50. After months of ignoring the dull toothache, he finally decided to see a dentist.
51. She squeezed her eyes shut against the blinding pain of the excruciating toothache.
52. The dentist numbed the aching tooth and performed a root canal to relieve the relentless toothache.
53. She went straight to the dentist after awakening from an agonizing toothache in the middle of the night.
54. The dentist administered a strong pain shot to temporarily reduce the shooting toothache.
55. The dull, aching pain from the toothache radiated all along his jawline.
56. The dentist extracted the abscessed tooth to finally put an end to the month-long toothache.
57. The throbbing in his jaw kept him awake all night due to the intense, pounding toothache.
58. The dentist prescribed antibiotics and an anti-inflammatory to help reduce the swollen toothache.
59. The dentist gave him a prescription for strong pain medication to deal with the grueling toothache.
60. The stabbing toothache finally eased after he took several ibuprofens and some codeine.

Common Phases

• Have a toothache
• Suffer from a toothache
• Experience a toothache
• Complain of a toothache
• Be kept up all night by a toothache
• Be in constant pain from a toothache
• Be awakened by a sharp toothache
• Be in agony from an excruciating toothache
• Be plagued by a nagging toothache
• Ignore a dull toothache
• Take pain medication for a throbbing toothache
• Seek relief from a pounding toothache
• Call the dentist due to a severe toothache
• Be unable to eat because of a shooting toothache
• Have antibiotics prescribed for an abscessed tooth causing a toothache
• Have a root canal performed to relieve a persistent toothache
• Have a tooth extracted to finally end a relentless toothache
Hopefully these help capture some common ways of describing toothaches! Let me know if you have any other questions.