Tooth inflammation rapid anti-inflammatory need to distinguish between different situations. Periodontitis or gingivitis caused by inflammation of the teeth generally need to thoroughly remove plaque, tartar; can also be applied to amoxicillin and other antibiotics and other drugs for anti-inflammatory; and if caused by endodontitis, generally need surgical treatment. 1. Thoroughly remove plaque and tartar. Since tooth inflammation is often gingivitis or periodontitis, both of which are usually caused by plaque and tartar stimulation, plaque and tartar need to be cleaned through scaling in order to eliminate inflammation. 2.Medication. (1) Periodontitis. If there is bacterial infection, you can locally apply minocycline gel, chlorhexidine acetate solution for anti-inflammatory, or oral metronidazole, amoxicillin, erythromycin, tetracycline and other antibiotics; if the pain is serious, you can also take acetaminophen, ibuprofen and other antipyretic and analgesic medication to relieve toothache symptoms. (2) Gingivitis. When gingivitis is serious, hydrogen peroxide solution can be applied to rinse the gingival sulcus and iodine preparation can be applied to the gingival sulcus for medication; if necessary, antibacterial gargles such as 0.12%-0.2% chlorhexidine can be used for gargling. (3) Pulpitis. The first aim of treatment is to preserve the pulp, such as pulpotomy; if the lesion is severe, it is necessary to remove the diseased pulp and perform root canal treatment. In addition in the treatment at the same time, the patient needs to maintain oral hygiene, drugs need to be used by the doctor’s guidance, if the gingival morphology can not be restored to normal or gingival fiber hyperplasia is obvious need to carry out gingival contouring surgery to restore.