Toothache (Part 1) 9/29/12

Toothaches are an unbearable nuisance. Who in the right mind would want to have a throbbing pain in the mouth, an inability to eat properly, and not being able to close their mouth without biting on the tooth making it even more painful. Though I might be exaggerating JUST a little, toothaches are a wretched thing.

I've had experiences with toothaches many times though not from cavities, but from loose teeth and nerves being exposed to extremes. This was the Xth time that my tooth started throbbing. It was all that caramel covered apple flavored lollipop's fault, and partially mine. Like a normal candy fanatic, I whipped out a special lollipop that I couldn't wait to eat. It was the most delicious replica of real-life food. The lollipop tasted just like what it was made after: a caramel apple. Since apples and I don't go very well together, (allergies) but I absolutely adore caramel, caramel covered apple lollipops would be perfect for me. None of the allergies and all of the flavor. As I stuck the treat into my mouth, I could already feel the caramel worming it's way into my teeth. Of course I had no idea what would teeth+caramel equal, that is until I learned the hard way. Having the caramel apple simulation, I bit down onto the lollipop actually thinking it was the real deal, instead having my teeth stuck together. I used my jaw muscle to pull the adhesive fall delicacy away from my teeth which resulted in having roots of my teeth partially being pulled a way from my gums (at that time, my back teeth were loosening up because it was about the time my adult teeth came into action). The feeling I felt was surprise and agony because I had no idea that the result of my action would be a very lose tooth yet it hurt like dickens.