I had tooth ache after one of my amalgam removals. I had to get my bite adjusted, which just means a little bit of tooth or cavity is filed down with the drill. Mine was strange because it was not on a tooth that had been messed about with. it took 5 mins in the chair. The dentist said this sometimes happens after amalgam removal, the teeth/jaw relax a bit and move slightly…which screws up the bite and a wonky bite causes tooth ache. God knows if what I was told is true or not, but adjusting the bite sorted out the problem. I needed to go back and get the bite adjusted twice before it went away.

Tooth ache also comes on at times of stress, like having a cold, flu, illness and I guess that includes parasite cleanses? On my current parasite cleanse I have strange lumps and bumps in my mouth almost every day, unsually on the inside of my cheeks, which is not normal for me.