Tooth decay can be quickly cured with these methods

Many people may not know much about the disease of tooth atrophy. In fact, tooth atrophy is also called gingival atrophy. Most patients are caused by inflammation. Few people will pay special attention to it after it happens. This will make the condition worse or even worsen. It usually causes other diseases in patients, which is very harmful to the internal gums. In fact, when inflammation or pain and other related symptoms have appeared in your teeth, you should start treatment immediately. Only in this way can the symptoms improve quickly and avoid more irreversible consequences, which will eventually lead to gingival necrosis.

There are many reasons for gingival fistula, one of the most common reasons is apical periodontitis (or apical abscess) of the tooth (i.e. pus in the tooth root). Taking metronidazole together with antibiotics has a certain effect to a certain extent, but the effect is very limited. If it is a dental problem, you can go to the dentist to have an apical periodontitis treatment, which is the best way to cure gingival fistula. It's very simple, and there won't be any pain or discomfort. Metronidazole cannot cure gingival fistula quickly. The course of treatment is 7 to 14 days, and combined with other antibiotics it can have a temporary cure.

Gingival fistula is a common dental disease. Generally speaking, root canal treatment is divided into three times, the first one is to kill the nerve. If the inflammation is very severe, open treatment or root canal sealing with medication will be performed and the patient will be observed for three months to one year.

Second root canal preparation, sealing and disinfection. The root canal can be filled for the third time. Root canal treatment is not 100% successful, and recurring inflammation is not uncommon, but with regular treatment, the inflammation will disappear.

After taking dental X-rays, do root canal treatment again. If the root canal treatment is in place and complete, the inflammation of the tooth can be completely eradicated. If it is left untreated, it will lead to chronic lesions at the root apex over time and cause the tooth to loosen. Root canal treatment requires systematic dressing changes, which are usually changed 3-4 times. After the root fistula is completely eliminated, the root canal can be filled and the tooth shape can be restored.