How does child tooth tip abscess meet?

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The most direct way to prevent dental abscess in children is to treat periapical periodontitis in time and prevent it from developing into alveolar abscess. Because clinical acute periapical periodontitis and alveolar abscess often appear at the same time, therefore, the prevention of alveolar abscess should also start from the prevention of periapical periodontitis. How does child tooth tip abscess meet? Let's talk about it.

How does child tooth tip abscess meet?

First, pulpitis caused by various factors, if not effectively treated, will expand from crown pulp to root. When the infection in the root acts on the tissue around the root through the apical foramen, it will lead to inflammation of the tissue around the root, that is periapical inflammation.

Second, the method of treatment is perfect root canal therapy. In the first treatment, effective methods should be taken to relieve pain and control the spread of infection. Local treatment includes cleaning and dredging root canals and establishing drainage channels. Incision and drainage of abscess and jaw adjustment of affected teeth were performed. Antibiotics can also be given orally or intravenously according to the severity of the teeth.

Third: Generally speaking, dental caries is not self-healing. After we know a lot about the harm of dental caries, we should treat it in time. A small shallow hole, simply fill it, the pain is very small. If you wait until the toothache is severe or even swollen, it will be troublesome. Some of the teeth were so bad that they had to be pulled out.

matters needing attention

At this time, even if children can brush their teeth independently, parents should also check regularly to help children develop good oral hygiene habits. Children should generally use a simple and effective "vertical brush method", that is: along the long axis of the teeth, like our brush comb, not only brush the surface of the teeth, but also brush the gap between the teeth. Brush the upper teeth from top to bottom, and the lower teeth from bottom to top. Brush not only the outside of the teeth, but also the occlusal surface of the teeth and the inner surface close to the tongue. Each part should be repeatedly brushed 8-10 times, and the teeth should be carefully brushed once, which takes 3-5 minutes.