Weird tooth pain

[Paladino]

Hey! earlier on today I noticed when I was walking down the stairs, every time I took a big step on my left foot(ONLY the left) I was getting a pain in the gum around one of my teeth on the left side of my mouth, then it would slowly fade away but come back when I took another big step, what the fuck? anyone else had this?:what:

[NeuroTiger]

Maybe it's some nerve problems...
Try visit a dentist.

[sqishy]

Hey! earlier on today I noticed when I was walking down the stairs, every time I took a big step on my left foot(ONLY the left) I was getting a pain in the gum around one of my teeth on the left side of my mouth, then it would slowly fade away but come back when I took another big step, what the fuck? anyone else had this?:what:

Could indeed by nerve problems

[othees]

Use Yahoo answers next, and if your instincts kick set up an appointment. Sometimes it's nothing.

[narutofangirl]

You might need a root canal. If you have ever had a filling thrter before then its possible you could have some nerve damage. Otherwise it could be the start of a cavity or something. Definately get it looked after and remember to keep up with oral hygiene. Good luck

[TheBigUnit]

Hey! earlier on today I noticed when I was walking down the stairs, every time I took a big step on my left foot(ONLY the left) I was getting a pain in the gum around one of my teeth on the left side of my mouth, then it would slowly fade away but come back when I took another big step, what the fuck? anyone else had this?:what:

Oh for fuck sakes, "nerve problem" is probably the most broadest yet complex sounding answer ever,
it has to deal with cavities most likely, i get that sometimes, no worries unless it starts to hurt more, you might want to tell your dentist in your next exam though

[Paladino]

Thanks guys!

[JamesSuperBoy]

How are you doing with the pain
I hope you have seen a dentist - if something is wrong better catch it early
a filling or such is better then a haul out.