My front teeth suddenly hurt and are a little loose

If your front teeth suddenly hurt and become a little loose, excluding external factors, the most common cause is disease. Periodontitis or periapical inflammation may cause similar symptoms of pain and looseness, and further examination is needed to determine the specific cause. We cannot eat without teeth, so it is important to solve the problem as soon as possible when it occurs, otherwise it may aggravate the condition and cause greater damage to the teeth. Let’s take a closer look at the situation.

There are many reasons why teeth become loose and painful, including trauma, periodontal disease, and periapical periodontitis. I think if you have loose and painful teeth, it is best to see a dentist and have them evaluate you and start treatment.

Maybe many people don't have the habit of visiting the dentist. To be honest, people in big cities pay more attention to dental care and visit the dentist more often. You know, in foreign countries, dentists are a group with super high incomes in the medical industry.

As our country develops, people pay more and more attention to their teeth and visit dentists, so we must have this awareness. The more timely and thorough our teeth protection is, the later our teeth will become loose and fall out as we age, which is definitely good for us.

Loose teeth pain caused by collision

Without further ado, what should you do if your teeth are loose and painful? First of all, if it is caused by trauma or collision, such as accidentally falling and knocking your teeth, it is very likely that the teeth will be loose and painful, and even accompanied by bleeding. In this case, there is no need for treatment and you can wait for the teeth to recover on their own. After a while, they may become strong and painless.

In fact, what you need to pay attention to is not to use this loose tooth to chew, especially chew some "hard" food, which will make the situation worse and is not conducive to the recovery of the tooth. In fact, in this case, taking some anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately can also help recovery and relieve pain.

Loose teeth pain caused by oral diseases

If there is no external force causing it, but you suddenly feel your teeth become loose and painful or it is because of eating something (for example, you eat some hard food and when you chew it you find your teeth are loose and painful, but other teeth are fine), then you need to see a dentist to find out what is causing it!

Similar situations may occur in periodontitis or periapical inflammation. No matter what, the loose and painful teeth caused by things like getting angry are actually caused by "inflammation" in and around the teeth, which makes the teeth unable to be fixed and naturally become loose.

what to do? Of course, it is to control the inflammation. Once the inflammation is under control, the pain of loose teeth can be alleviated, and after a period of time, the symptoms can subside. During this period, just pay attention to oral hygiene and do not chew hard food with this loose tooth.

Loose and painful teeth caused by caries. Well, I have personal experience of this. More than a year ago, I was a caries patient. I had a lot of caries, but the largest one was the second molar on my right lower jaw. I could put a grain of rice in the cavity. It was not an exaggeration at all. I couldn't bear it anymore. I couldn't chew anything on my right side for a long time, so I went to fill the tooth. Fortunately, it got much better after the filling.