Each Tooth Is Associated With An Organ In The Body � Pain In Each Tooth Can Predict Problems In Certain Organs!

Are you aware that even the smallest tooth can indicate that there�s a problem related to an organ in your body. Which can be very unbelievable, but there is a strong connection between the health of your teeth and the health of your internal organs.

For example, the upper and lower incisors are connected to the bladder, kidneys, and ears, and canine teeth are linked with the liver and gallbladder. According to experts, the premolars reveal the condition of the lung, the molars are associated with the stomach health, pancreas, and spleen, while the wisdom teeth reveal a lot about the heart and the small intestine.

However, teeth damage not always indicates internal diseases. There are numerous situations when the patients feel discomfort and pain in the areas surrounding a healthy tooth. But still, a lot of the times the pain can happen in areas where the tooth has been long removed. This type of pain is also known as phantom pain. It happens due to the message that our damaged organs send to the reflex area of a corresponding tooth. Therefore, it�s important to understand the link between the teeth and the internal organs. In order to be able to easily detect the diseased organ.

This is what you should know:

• Pain in the first incisor can be a sign of prostatitis or tonsillitis
• Pain in the upper and lower incisor can mean pyelonephritis, cystitis, or otitis
• Chronic pain in the canine teeth can indicate that you are suffering from hepatitis or cholecystitis
• Pain in the premolar teeth can be a symptom of allergic reaction, dysbacteriosis, pneumonia, or colitis
• Pain in the fourth teeth (top and bottom) can show elbow pain, colon disease, shoulder pain, knee pain. As well as inflammatory-related diseases such as arthritis
• Pain in the molars most likely indicates anemia, gastric ulcer, chronic gastritis, duodenal ulcer, chronic pancreatitis
• Lower molars pain can be a sign of varicose veins, polyps in the colon, or lung-related problems including bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, and bronchial.
• Pain in the sixth lower teeth is a symptom of atherosclerosis, vein-related problems, and problems with arteries
• Pain in the sixth upper teeth is normally associated with inflammation of the ovaries, thyroid gland, and spleen, sinusitis and pharynx diseases
• Wisdom teeth are connected with cardiac diseases, congenital defect, and coronary heart disease