Tooth filling and anti-inflammatory pain

The health of teeth has a great impact on the body, because teeth are an important tool for people to eat. Once there is a problem with the teeth, it will have a great impact on the health of the body. Tooth damage is very common in life and can easily cause various adverse effects on the body. The solution is to repair the teeth in time and take measures to eliminate the pain. Let’s take a look at what to do if you feel the pain of tooth filling and anti-inflammatory treatment?

1. Take a bite of an orange.

Cut a piece or slice of orange and stick it on or bite it on the aching tooth to relieve the pain. It should be noted that oranges that have just been taken out of the refrigerator or oranges that are too cold will make the teeth more sensitive to cold, so they should be placed at room temperature before applying.

2. Drink more water.

Some toothaches are caused by caries. Drinking water frequently can help flush away some caries-causing bacteria in the mouth and reduce the chance of pain.

3. Bite a tea bag.

Black or green tea contains tannic acid, which can both help reduce swelling and help the blood clot, promoting healing. Place the tea bag in water and heat it in the microwave for 30 seconds until warm. Squeeze out excess water from the tea bag and bite the tea bag on the painful area.

4. Eat less raw fruits and vegetables and more mashed potatoes.

When you have a toothache, it is best to avoid eating sugary or spicy foods. You should also avoid eating foods that require hard chewing, such as raw fruits and vegetables high in fiber. To relieve toothache symptoms, it is best to stick to liquid or soft foods, and the food temperature should not be too hot or too cold. For example, eating mashed potatoes, soft noodles, soft rice, etc.

5. Change toothpaste frequently.

Using the same toothpaste for a long time can easily cause oral bacteria to become "adapted" to the toothpaste. Therefore, people who are prone to toothaches should change to different brands of toothpaste every few months.

6. Apply hot or cold compress to the cheeks.

Applying a hot (cold) towel to the aching area can help relieve the pain. Drinking hot soup, hot tea, etc. also has analgesic effects similar to hot or cold compresses. If your toothache is very sensitive to excessive heat or cold, you can drink lukewarm tea, cocoa drinks, or lemon water.

7. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water.

Rinsing your mouth with warm salt water, or holding it in your mouth for a while, can promote saliva secretion and relieve severe toothache immediately.