How to relieve the pain caused by tooth filling

People's teeth are very prone to problems. If there is a missing part, it must be repaired by filling the teeth. Otherwise, it will cause tooth decay in the long run, which will make the situation worse. However, many patients will experience nerve killing after tooth fillings. At this time, they will feel very strong pain. In this case, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs to achieve the relief effect. If the pain is not so severe, you can apply ice to improve the symptoms. Try not to choose drugs with greater side effects. Before taking the medicine, you need to find out the specific cause of your nerve pain and then treat it.

Treatment:

The redness, swelling and pain of the gums are caused by gingivitis, a common gum disease mostly caused by unclean oral cavity and long-term stimulation of tartar. The symptoms include redness, swelling, pain and pus discharge. The situation has been treated with dead pulp and the cavity has not fallen off, so there is no need for further filling treatment and dead pulp treatment. It is recommended to take roxithromycin and metronidazole orally and rinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide. During this period, keep your mouth clean, brush your teeth and rinse your mouth frequently, tap your teeth frequently to massage your gums, and avoid the growth of bacteria from food residues and long-term stimulation from tartar.

1 Generally speaking, because our dental nerves are damaged by caries, toothache will occur when stimulated by the external environment. But this is something we don’t need to worry about. As long as we pay attention to our eating habits and avoid cold and hot stimulation of the dental nerves, we can relieve the toothache.

2 Sometimes after a filling, our dental nerves will be stimulated by the dentist's operation, and we will have toothache. Some patients with severe caries will also have inflamed and swollen gums. At this time, we can take some anti-inflammatory drugs, and the toothache will go away after the dental inflammation is treated.

3 In addition, sometimes toothache after filling is related to the tooth material chosen during the filling. Some people will experience biting pain after having a tooth filled. For example, people who choose silver-mercury alloy fillings will suffer from tooth nerve pain due to the catalytic effect of saliva. At this time, it is best to replace the new filling material in time. If you still have toothache after filling a decayed tooth, don't worry too much. If you do a good job of self-care on a regular basis, the toothache will be relieved. If it still doesn't get relieved, see a doctor in time for a check-up and replace the filling material. Teeth obtain nutrition through the dental pulp, and the dental nerve is part of the dental pulp. When you remove the dental nerve, the dental pulp is also destroyed. After the dental nerve is inactivated, it will affect the life of the teeth, causing the teeth to loosen and fall out prematurely. If you pay attention to dental care, this situation is not very common. In addition, after the dental nerve is inactivated, the blood vessels are actually inactivated, which is equivalent to the inactivation of the teeth. The color of the teeth will change, become black, and lose their luster. But generally the impact is not very large, and the color change is not easy to detect. It is recommended to rinse your mouth with saline solution regularly.