Toothache, after getting a face-lift injection, cause

In order to make themselves look thinner, many people choose to get face-slimming injections. Generally speaking, face-slimming injections will not cause toothache symptoms. If there is a toothache problem, the patient can go to the hospital's oral department for examination in time to see if he or she has any oral or dental diseases. Here are some common diseases that can cause toothache.

1. Pulpitis

It usually develops from tooth decay. Because the dental pulp is surrounded by hard tissue, after inflammation, the dental pulp becomes congested and exudates, the pressure increases significantly, and there is nowhere to spread. As a result, the affected tooth experiences waves of severe and unbearable pain, which is more severe when lying flat at night, often leading to sleepless nights. The pain of pulpitis often radiates to other parts of the body. Patients sometimes cannot point out which tooth hurts, and doctors need to use various methods to accurately locate it.

2. Dentin hypersensitivity

Due to excessive tooth wear or caries, the hard outer layer of the teeth is destroyed, and the sensitive inner layer of dentin is exposed. When you rinse your mouth with cold water or eat spicy food, the pulp nerves will be stimulated and cause uncomfortable pain. Over time, the dental pulp will become congested, and then develop into pulpitis, pulp necrosis, apical periodontitis and other diseases, causing great pain to the patient.

3. Apical periapical inflammation

If pulpitis is not treated in time and continues to develop, it will spread to the tissues around the root tip, where more serious inflammation may occur. At first, there is a feeling of swelling and stretching in the teeth, which gradually develops to the point where one is afraid to touch them and the pain continues to throb. Sometimes the gums and face near the teeth will swell and pus will come out.

4. Pericoronitis of wisdom teeth

Inflammation of the soft tissue surrounding a wisdom tooth when its eruption is obstructed. When the disease first occurs, only local swelling and pain are felt in the mandibular posterior teeth, and chewing is impossible. In severe cases, the pain is severe and may radiate to the ear and temporal area, and may even cause difficulty in opening the mouth and swallowing, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever, weakness, and loss of appetite.

5. Periodontitis

Inflammation of the periodontal tissue is characterized by frequent bleeding gums, repeated swelling and pain, pus discharge, a fishy taste in the mouth, and the presence of dirt and calculus on the tooth surface. In the late stage of periodontitis, due to extensive absorption of the alveolar bone, the teeth become loose and chewing becomes weak, making it impossible for the patient to eat normally. Periodontitis is the main cause of tooth loss.