"toothache" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to an ache in the teeth or jaw. Example sentence: I had a terrible toothache all day, so I had to make a trip to the dentist.
But what's the point of putting yourself through all that scraping and blood if you haven't even got toothache?
You can't "do something about your toothache", but you can call your dentist; you can't "heal your relationship with your estranged Uncle Horace", but you could write him a letter.
It's like trying to talk about toothache.
How do you describe toothache?
These are joined by another small gold-ground image of Saint Apollonia, patron saint of toothache, loaned by the National Gallery in Washington.
Consider Daniel Dancer, an economically minded farmer who, put off by the cost of lighting a fire to heat a gift of trout, and equally unready to suffer toothache from eating the fish cold, sat on it until it was warm enough to consume.
On sale was "Blanchisseuses souffrant des dents"(Laundry women with toothache), a painting by Edgar Degas, which had been stolen in 1973 from a museum where it had been on loan from the Louvre.
Just as a man only thinks of the dentist when he has a toothache, so too does he care most about the economy when it also is painful.By that standard, as signs mount of wobbles in the BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India and China), what are the sentiments of the people themselves?
His life was routinely punctured by bouts of infection, tuberculosis, severe anxiety, toothache and influenza.
Ficus species in Fiji and China are used to treat toothache.
For example, an individual who had a toothache 10 days before he had surgery on the thalamus for parkinsonism suddenly got a toothache again when the thalamus was stimulated electrically.
