What should I do if I have tooth decay and pulpitis?

Tooth decay and pulpitis are common oral diseases. Many people are susceptible to them, so of course we must pay attention to their treatment. Root canal treatment is now a common method, but the process is relatively painful for patients.

1. Most pulpitis cases do not require root canal treatment. Root canal treatment is only performed when the pulpitis is very severe and the pain cannot be relieved. Root canal treatment is actually a treatment that kills the nerves by extracting the pulp, making the affected tooth unconscious. After root canal treatment, the tooth becomes an unconscious "dead tooth". In recent years, root canal treatment has been abused by doctors who are only pursuing efficiency, and they have given root canal treatment to patients who do not need it.

2. Root canal treatment is not completely risk-free. A common mistake made by novice dentists is that they do not extract the pulp cleanly during root canal treatment, which leads to inflammation and pain at the root apex. Since the anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs have difficulty reaching the root apex, it causes great pain to the patient.

3. Pulpitis is usually caused by tooth decay, which is closely related to the overly acidic oral environment. In addition to bad eating habits (liking sweets), the oral environment of many people is naturally acidic, which is why tooth decay is more likely to form than ordinary people.

4. If you don’t want your teeth to become dead teeth so quickly, you might as well use the biological therapy restoration series, which can quickly eliminate pulpitis and the toothache it causes, and effectively prevent tooth decay. Its active ingredients can add a repair protective layer to the surface of the decayed teeth, immediately stop decay, and protect other good teeth from being decayed. It can not only provide repair and protection for teeth, but also effectively regulate the acid-base balance in the oral cavity, improve the over-acid environment in the oral cavity, and block the conditions for the formation of tooth decay.