How to reduce swelling and pain in gums

Gum is the flesh attached to the teeth, which can be used to fix the teeth. The dental nerve usually grows together with the gum. It is rare to pull the tooth out by yourself. However, the gum is very easy to swell and ache. For example, if it is accidentally scratched while eating, the gum will swell and ache quickly. Swollen and painful gums make it inconvenient to eat and talk, but it can be remedied. So, how to reduce the swelling of swollen and painful gums?

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It may be a periapical abscess caused by inflammation of the tooth root. Guidance: You must go to the oral department for treatment to be completely cured. If you just take medicine, the abscess will slowly disappear, but it will be swollen and painful again in the future. Go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

It may be caused by apical periodontitis, which is mostly caused by pulpitis. It is not enough to just take oral anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, as it is only treating the symptoms but not the root cause. Guidance: If it is caused by apical periodontitis, it is recommended that you go to a regular professional dental institution for treatment, identify the affected tooth, and perform root canal treatment so that it can be cured.

Treatment: 1. Take garlic, mash it, apply it to the painful area after warming it to treat symptoms such as pulpitis, periodontitis and toothache.

2. Dissolve MSG in warm water at a concentration of 1:50, hold the solution in your mouth for a while and then spit it out. Do this several times in a row, and after two days the toothache will be cured.

3. When you have a toothache, you can cut a small piece of ginger and bite it on the painful area. You can reuse it when necessary, and it is also okay to hold it in your mouth when you sleep. This is a very safe and reliable recipe.

4. Put 100 grams of ordinary white wine into a teacup and add 10 grams of salt; stir, and after the salt is dissolved, put it on the stove and boil it. Hold a mouthful of it at the painful area, be careful not to swallow it, and the toothache will stop immediately.

5. Rinse your mouth: Take a mouthful of water (close to body temperature) and rinse your mouth vigorously.

6. Hand massage: This method can relieve 50% of the pain. Take a piece of ice and rub the "V" area between the thumb and index finger bones, and gently press the ice on this area for 5-7 minutes. A Canadian researcher found that 60-90% of people who used this method experienced relief from toothache. His research showed that this friction method can interfere with the transmission of toothache nerve impulses.

7. Massage the Hegu point with ice for 5 minutes.