How to quickly eliminate the swelling and pain in the upper jaw?

Nowadays, the pressure of work and study is increasing. Many times I can't get enough rest. Nor can I eat normally. This can cause great harm to our bodies. If this continues for a long time, our bodies will be at risk of disease. In the short term, our bodies will send out alarms to us. At this time we should pay attention to our lifestyle. The most common one is what we call getting angry. Because the body cannot get enough rest. Various body regulations are disrupted. Sometimes I get acne on my face and my gums become red and swollen. In severe cases, the upper palate may become red and swollen. At this time we should take a rest in time. Then do something to relieve it. What should we do?

This may be caused by gingivitis.

Differential Diagnosis

1. With early periodontitis: Whether there is attachment loss and alveolar bone resorption is the key to distinguishing the two. X-rays should be taken when necessary to confirm the diagnosis.

2. Gingival bleeding caused by blood diseases: Leukemia, thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, aplastic anemia and other blood system diseases can cause gum bleeding. Relevant blood system examinations can help rule out the above diseases.

3. Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis: In addition to spontaneous gingival bleeding, necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis also causes necrosis of the gingival papillae and marginal gingiva, and patients with this disease experience more obvious pain.

4. AIDS-related gingivitis: This disease is one of the earliest oral symptoms in people infected with AIDS. Clinically, the free gingival margin presents an obvious fiery red linear congestion band, called gingival linear erythema. The attached gingiva may have punctate erythema, bleeding after brushing or spontaneous bleeding. After the local irritants are removed, the gingival congestion does not subside. Serological tests can help confirm the diagnosis.

treat

1. Local treatment

Eliminate the cause, use scaling to remove tartar, control plaque, and correct all factors that cause plaque retention and irritation to the gums. The inflammation of the gums will disappear within a few days to a week, collagen fibers will be regenerated in the connective tissue, and the color, shape, and texture of the gums will return to normal.

2. Topical medication

When the gingival inflammation is severe, local medication can be used: 1% hydrogen peroxide solution and 0.12%~0.2% chlorhexidine (chlorhexidine) and iodine preparations.

3. Systemic medication

Systemic antibiotics should not be used in patients with gingivitis without systemic comorbidities.

prevention

Gingivitis is preventable. The key is to remove plaque thoroughly every day.