How to quickly treat tooth acid

When we eat acidic foods, our teeth often become sour. However, this is a very normal phenomenon and will generally ease after a while. You don’t need to take this kind of tooth sourness to heart. However, sometimes tooth sourness is caused by dental diseases and needs to be taken seriously. Active treatment is very important so that it will not affect daily life. How can tooth sourness be treated quickly?

How to quickly treat tooth acid?

Many people have had this experience: a good set of teeth become "delicate" unknowingly. When eating cold, hot, sour, or sweet food, or even brushing your teeth with cold water, the teeth will become sour and soft. This is what is medically called "dentin hypersensitivity", commonly known as "inverse teeth".

Dentin hypersensitivity is mainly caused by the destruction of the integrity of the enamel on the surface of the teeth, exposing the dentin inside the teeth. It is characterized by rapid onset, sharp pain and short duration. The occurrence of dentin hypersensitivity is mainly related to some bad habits in life. For example, they like to eat harder foods such as broad beans; they are used to chewing food on one side; they often use a sawing method to brush their teeth horizontally; the bristles of the toothbrush are too hard, etc.

If you have tooth acid, you can try desensitization treatment first, that is, brush your teeth with a desensitizing gel. If you really want to do root canal treatment, it is generally best not to do root canal treatment, because the tooth becomes dead pulp after root canal treatment. Dead pulp teeth are relatively brittle and need to be protected by braces.

If the wisdom tooth is impacted and affects your normal life, it is best to remove it as soon as possible. Also, the sour tooth should be treated quickly to prevent further development of inflammation.

Teeth are used to chew food, and we are highly dependent on our teeth throughout our lives. It is necessary for good health to take good care of your teeth and avoid symptoms of tooth acid. Once our teeth are damaged, the possibility of recovery becomes very small, so we should develop good dental care habits as much as possible in our lives.