Is radiculitis gingivitis? What should I pay attention to?

The tooth roots in the group are often inflamed, which makes us feel very uncomfortable when eating, and the tooth roots are very uncomfortable. Periodontitis is gingivitis, which can cause gingival ulcers, root erosion, and finally complications. Patients should pay attention to brushing their teeth more often, keep their mouths clean, and rinse their mouths in time after meals. If necessary, they can be repaired through surgery or acupuncture therapy, and then combined with Chinese medicine to reduce inflammation, so as to achieve the therapeutic effect and promote local healing.

Paying attention to oral hygiene on a daily basis, developing good habits of rinsing your mouth and brushing your teeth after meals, and mastering the correct method of brushing your teeth can effectively prevent the occurrence of gingivitis.

(1) Antibiotics: If the disease is caused by a systemic disease, the treatment of the systemic disease should be the main focus. In the acute inflammatory stage, you can choose spiramycin 0.2 grams, 3 to 4 times a day, metronidazole 0.4 grams, 3 times a day: Pioneer 5 0.25 grams, 3 to 4 times a day: penicillin 800,000 units intramuscular injection, twice a day.

(2) Remove plaque and tartar attached to the tooth surface to make the tooth surface smooth, reduce irritation, and correct food impaction.

(3) Appropriate use of vitamin C, vitamin A and D can enhance the body's resistance and repair ability, and help repair periodontal tissues.

(4) Actively treat various chronic diseases.

(5) Local medication: can be applied after removing tartar, plaque and food debris. Rinse with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution or saline and then apply 1% iodine glycerin. You can also rinse your mouth with 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution or compound borax solution. You can also selectively use gargle medicines such as Koutai gargle, Yashijie mouthwash, etc.

Surgery

Gingivectomy may be performed in patients with significant gingival hyperplasia.

Acupuncture point therapy

Body acupoints: Hegu, Jiache, Xiaguan, Dicang, Quchi, Neiting, Taichong. Ear acupoints: lung, spleen, stomach, liver, oral cavity, adrenal gland.

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1. The symptoms of gingivitis can be improved through timely self-treatment. First of all, you need to pay attention to dietary conditioning, eat light and easily digestible food, and avoid spicy, irritating, and cold food.

2 After being ill, rinse your mouth with saline or medicated mouthwash. Keep your mouth tightly closed when rinsing, and use your cheeks, lips, and tongue to fully activate the mouthwash so that it repeatedly impacts the gaps between teeth and food residues elsewhere, and then spit it out.

3 Develop good chewing habits and chew slowly. This can not only promote the secretion of digestive juice and facilitate the full digestion of food, but also promote circulation and is beneficial to the health of periodontal tissues. Get rid of the bad habit of chewing on one side.

4. Tap your teeth in the morning and evening, tapping up and down forcefully dozens of times. This can improve circulation and promote the metabolism of gum tissue.

5 Brush your teeth correctly, brush vertically regardless of front or back, and do it dozens of times on each part, brush once in the morning and once in the evening to thoroughly remove plaque and residue in the gaps.

6 Gum massage: Place your index finger on the gums and make local small circular rotation massage movements. Then rinse your mouth so that the gum area belonging to each tooth is massaged. Repeat several times.

Preventive Care

1. Get into the habit of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening and using dental floss to clean between teeth, especially before going to bed, to remove dental plaque and reduce the accumulation of dental plaque while sleeping. Go to the dentist for regular cleaning every 6 months to 1 year to prevent dental plaque from turning into tartar and to remove tartar that has already formed on the teeth.

2. Choose the right material for porcelain teeth

1. It is recommended to choose materials above cobalt-chromium: In view of the harm of periodontal gingivitis, it is necessary to choose symptomatic materials when making porcelain teeth. It is recommended to choose symptomatic materials such as: fourth-generation cobalt-chromium, palladium, classic third-generation all-ceramic teeth, fourth-generation zirconium dioxide all-ceramic, etc.

2. Do not choose ordinary porcelain tooth materials: because their compatibility and adaptability are not ideal, and they cannot protect the periodontal gums well. Dental care is a lifelong thing. Don’t be irresponsible for your own health just to save money.

3. Nursing

(1) During the treatment process, preventing the formation of poorly repaired complexes and damaging the epithelium of the gingival pocket can prevent the occurrence of periodontal disease.

(2) During the onset of the disease, eat less raw and rough food and rinse your mouth with 0.1% reflux or 1% hydrogen peroxide solution.