My back teeth hurt and I dare not bite anything

There are many types of toothaches, some are caused by inflammation, and some are caused by tooth decay. To treat toothache, you must distinguish the cause of the toothache and prescribe the right medicine to avoid the condition becoming serious after the treatment is ineffective. Toothache symptoms vary depending on the cause. Some are swollen gums, some are afraid of heat, some are afraid of cold, and some are unable to bite things. There are many different symptoms. Many people have experienced the pain in their back teeth that makes them afraid to ask for food. Because of the pain, their mouth cannot be closed, which is very painful.

Can the pain in the back teeth be cured in one minute?

Toothache refers to the pain in the teeth caused by various reasons. It is one of the common symptoms of oral diseases and can be seen in Western medicine such as caries, pulpitis, periapical inflammation and dentin hypersensitivity. Toothache occurs or worsens when exposed to cold, hot, sour, sweet and other stimuli, which falls into the category of "toothache" and "alveolar wind" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Red and swollen toothache mainly occurs in the gums of the upper and lower back molars. It develops rapidly and can also be called acute gingivitis, commonly known as "wind-fire toothache".

. The gums are severely swollen, and the pain point is mainly on the gums. The slightest touch is very painful. Not to mention chewing food, even opening the mouth will feel painful. It is more uncomfortable than a real toothache. In severe cases, there will be symptoms such as sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, fever, difficulty in defecation or constipation. The tongue coating is thick, dry or yellow, and the tongue is bright red. From these series of symptoms, it can be seen that the acute inflammation of the gums is caused by physical lesions (commonly known as "getting angry"), and the cause of the lesions is not caused by the gums and teeth in the mouth themselves, so this type of toothache is also called a complication of toothache. Pafuo Toothache Spray is a powerful pain-relieving formula that innovatively uses modern scientific methods to concentrate and extract the essence of various Chinese herbal medicines into a powerful formula that is more effective for toothache problems. Just a light spray can relieve toothache in one minute.

1. Toothache caused by tooth decay

Commonly known as pulpitis or apical periodontitis. The symptoms of this type of toothache: the teeth have already developed cavities, and are particularly sensitive to stimulation from sugar, dairy products, cold, heat and other substances. Therefore, when an attack occurs, it is a bone-drilling pain, and is usually not accompanied by a reaction from the gums. This type of toothache usually hurts more at night than during the day, and more when lying down than when sitting.

2. Neural toothache

Commonly known as "false fire toothache". This type of toothache has no direct relationship with the gums or teeth. It is mostly caused by other reasons in the body that trigger hyperexcitement of the dental nerves and cause tooth root pain. This type of toothache may be caused by staying up late, diseases of other five or five sense organs, and headaches, so it is also listed as a concurrent toothache. This type of toothache usually occurs in adults or middle-aged and elderly people. It is a kind of nerve radiating soreness and dull pain. At this time, the teeth are obviously loose. This pain will not last long. Generally, it will gradually ease and disappear after 2-3 days.

3. Periodontitis

Patients with periodontitis do not necessarily experience toothache, but it is caused by gum atrophy. Therefore, most patients are middle-aged and elderly people, and the scope of toothache varies. Some people only have pain in one tooth or two or three adjacent teeth.

Some people experience pain in their upper and lower gums, or in a large area of ​​their teeth. The reason for this phenomenon is that the pain of periodontitis is not caused by the teeth themselves, but by an anaerobic bacteria in the mouth that causes congestion and inflammation of the inner gums - that is, the periodontal tissues, which stimulates the dental nerves and causes pain (especially soreness), which directly aggravates the pain during the biting process.