Why Does My Tooth Hurt When I Run?

The running and tooth pain connection

Increases in your blood flow while running has been noted to cause pain in your teeth. Along with pressure in your blood flow, your sinuses also build up pressure from the increased flow and that may apply pressure to your teeth.

Why does my tooth hurt when I run or jump?

When you walk or run, air passes through your mouth; extreme sensitivity triggers toothache. So, along with eating and drinking hot and cold stuff, the air is also a cause for sensitivity, causing pain.

How do you stop teeth hurting while running?

Cold air could be a reason why your teeth hurt when you run or walk. Try This: When you're outside, breathe through your nose and out through your mouth. Your lips, tongue, and cheeks will keep your teeth insulated. If you find that this works, you may want to talk to your dentist about how to reduce the sensitivity.