Most of the dogs are said to be Indian pariahs; technically free-roaming, ownerless dogs who according to the article are rabid, disease-ridden, garbage-eating, snarling, teeth-snapping threats to bite every man, woman and child in the city.
Since sinus infection is commonly caused by bacteria multiplying in pockets of stagnant mucous, sinusitis induced toothache is a relatively common complaint. How to tell the difference. Sinus toothache usually accompanies sinus infection in the maxillary sinuses.
When a patient reports blocked sinuses and tooth pain, sinus infection is the most likely cause. Tooth pain caused by sinus infection will be a dull ache across the upper teeth, and it might affect the jaw as well. Sinus pain and other symptoms of sinusitis will often, but not always, accompany this tooth pain. Patients experiencing inflamed or infected sinuses and tooth pain usually will need to see a doctor. Antibiotics are often required to fight the infection. Allergy medication, decongestants and nasal irrigation might also be recommended, depending on the cause of the inflammation.