No, but an infected maxillary sinus can cause pain in the upper jaw and upper molar teeth (those are in the back of the mouth). It is never a good idea to diagnose yourself, so I would always recommend a complete evaluation by your dentist whenever you have pain in your teeth.
No, but an infected maxillary sinus can cause pain in the upper jaw
and upper molar teeth (those are in the back of the mouth). It is
never a good idea to diagnose yourself, so I would always recommend
a complete evaluation by your dentist whenever...
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Dr. Jerry Gordon answered:No, but an infected maxillary sinus can cause pain in the upper jaw and upper molar teeth (those are in the back of the mouth). It is never a good idea to diagnose yourself, so I would always recommend a complete evaluation by your dentist whenever you have pain in your teeth.No, but an infected maxillary sinus can cause pain in the upper jaw and upper molar teeth (those are in the back of the mouth). It is never a good idea to diagnose yourself, so I would always recommend a complete evaluation by your dentist whenever... More
