These three kinds of toothache must not be forced to endure: cold pain

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Many people are afraid of going to the dentist. They would rather endure the toothache or take some pain relief tablets themselves than go to the hospital. But in fact, the best way to treat toothache is to go to the hospital, especially the three kinds of toothache. If these conditions occur, you must go to see a doctor.

These three kinds of toothache must not be forced to endure: cold pain

First: cold pain - some people eat cold drinks when the teeth will drill heartache, which shows that the teeth are sensitive to cold. If the pain lasts for 5-10 seconds, it will disappear, indicating that the problem is not serious, but the desensitization toothpaste needs to be used. If the pain does not subside, it may be a gum problem. If you don't brush and floss your teeth frequently, it is easy to accumulate dental plaque, cause periodontal disease, lead to gingival atrophy, root exposure, and toothache when stimulated by cold. If the enamel protective layer is corroded and peeled off, it will also suffer from cold toothache. This situation should be corrected. The eating habits that will wear the enamel, such as drinking coffee, should be corrected.

Second: gingival swelling and pain - gingival swelling and pain may sometimes be caused by small bone debris stuck between the teeth, stimulating gingival inflammation. Therefore, we should pay attention to brushing and flossing after meals, remove the food residue between the teeth in time, and regularly ask a professional dentist to clean the teeth. The American Dental Association recommends that we check and clean the teeth once every six months. Dental pulp infection and inflammation may also cause gingival swelling and pain, which contains blood vessels, connective tissue and nerves and is more sensitive.

Third: a chewing on pain - chewing toothache may be teeth cracks, can not be ignored, it is recommended to see a dentist. To a certain extent, this is due to excessive cleaning of teeth, such as frequent brushing and flossing, long brushing time and high intensity. Day after day, the wear on the surface of teeth may cause tooth cracks.

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In addition, chewing force is too large, gum infection, also need to see a dentist in time.