The toothache is mostly a manifestation of pulpitis, and there is no quick clinical solution for toothache, as any treatment requires a certain amount of time to work. The patient can take ice, salt water gargle, massage points and oral medication to relieve the pain. 1, ice: with analgesic effect, the patient can take some ice on the location of the toothache, you can also mouth ice water, can effectively relieve the pain; 2, salt water gargle: for the toothache caused by bacterial infection, put an appropriate amount of salt in warm water to promote its melting, wait for the water to cool and then repeatedly This has a certain effect of disinfection and pain relief, but be careful not to drink the salt water into your stomach when doing this method; 3, massage acupuncture points: patients can press and knead the location of the Hegu point, specifically located in the raised position of the left and right index fingers and thumbs together, gently press and knead for a period of time, also has a certain effect on relieving toothache; 4, oral medication: for patients for whom the above methods are ineffective, under the guidance of a doctor However, it takes some time for drugs to be metabolized in the body, and taking painkillers can only temporarily relieve pain, and they are prone to side effects or drug resistance when taken regularly. For patients who have frequent toothache or severe toothache, it is necessary to go to the hospital for diagnosis after the symptoms are relieved and to identify the cause of the disease and then treat it symptomatically in order to solve the toothache from the root. If pulpitis acute attack can lead to toothache, the patient usually has untreated caries, when stimulated by the outside world to produce pain, and the pain can radiate to the jaw face, head and neck, the patient can first rinse with warm water or and ice, when the pain is severe, seek medical treatment, open the pulp cavity to reduce the pressure, after which root canal treatment can be carried out according to the situation. In addition, some people believe that taking a grain of pepper, ginger, aloe vera, or pharmacy-bought clove flowers with teeth to bite and fill the gap in the tooth is also effective, but this method is not based on clinical theory, and most cases will cause local irritation, which will aggravate the pain, so need to be used with caution.