Can you suck out the worms from a tooth that has cavities?

Dental health is extremely important for people's lives, because teeth are the tools for people to initially break down food. Food chewed by teeth can be better digested, which reduces a lot of burden on the stomach and intestines. Damage to dental health will affect gastrointestinal digestion and increase the burden on the stomach and intestines. There are many types of dental diseases, among which tooth decay is the most common among children. But can the worms be sucked out if you have a tooth decay?

Tooth decay is the common name for dental caries, which is caused by the interaction of time, bacteria, sugary foods and teeth. If the oral cavity is not hygienic, a large number of bacteria will accumulate on the surface of the teeth. With the help of sugar in the food, the bacteria will produce a large amount of acid. Over time, the acid will destroy the teeth and cause caries, and tooth decay is formed. So tooth decay does not really involve worms.

In severe cases, tooth decay can lead to tooth death and loss.

The usual way to treat tooth decay is for the dentist to first use a laser to find the decayed areas inside the tooth. A drill is then used to drill a hole in the decayed tooth to create a channel. Then clean the decayed part by scraping and rubbing, and finally fill the tooth cavity with filling material. This is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also causes great pain to the patient. Today's ozone therapy is much better. Doctors spray ozone gas directly onto cavities, which can directly kill most of the bacteria that cause cavities and also help regenerate teeth.

Once tooth decay forms, you should seek treatment from a dentist in time. Otherwise, the cavity will slowly become larger and larger. When tooth decay becomes more serious, your teeth will hurt badly no matter whether you eat cold, hot, sour, or sweet food, making it difficult for you to eat or sleep well, and unable to live and study properly. If tooth decay is not treated promptly, it may cause tooth loss. The loss of teeth will affect a series of problems such as chewing, pronunciation, and facial appearance. Moreover, modern medicine tells us that dental problems can even endanger the entire body, causing diseases such as gastritis, arthritis, and dermatitis. So we must protect our teeth well.

Tooth fillings can restore the shape and function of our teeth; secondly, they can prevent further damage to tooth tissue; they can relieve pain; for children, timely repair of deciduous teeth can avoid premature loss of deciduous teeth and cause uneven arrangement of permanent teeth.