Have your allergies been acting up lately? If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you’re likely battling with itchy eyes, a runny nose,...

Have you ever had a sinus toothache? If you have, you know how uncomfortable, distracting and painful they can be. Fortunately, tooth pain caused by sinus pressure or pain can usually be relieved significantly with proper at-home care. *Note: If you are suffering from extreme tooth pain of any kind, or tooth pain that lasts for more than 12-18 hours, please visit your dentist as soon as possible so that they can determine and treat the root cause before the condition worsens.

Nobody likes having a toothache or a sinus infection – and it’s all too easy to mistake the two! Sinus pressure or infection can make it feel like your teeth are throbbing in pain. And when your teeth hurt, it can be easy to start worrying that you might have a cavity that needs filling, or that you have an infected tooth that needs a root canal. To complicate matters, a dental infection can sometimes trigger a sinus infection! So, how can you tell whether it’s a sinus infect