Oral inflammation, professionally speaking, is an infection of the oral and maxillofacial area, and symptomatic medication is certainly the most effective if available. By symptomatic medication, it means that there can be a way to know the bacteria that produce inflammation, and the exudate of inflammation can be sent to a professional medical institution for laboratory testing of these infected substances through pharyngeal swabs or puncture to draw pus, etc. If the corresponding bacteria can be detected, the application of anti-inflammatory drugs that are most sensitive to the positive for this bacteria, the effect is the best way clinically, and this way is equivalent to the precision-guided The effect is clinically best, and this approach is equivalent to precision-guided strikes. But clinically many patients due to their own infection is light, and there is no certain exudate, or the medical institutions do not have the conditions to do bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test, can not apply this way to apply anti-inflammatory drugs, then, the second best, generally for the oral inflammation, we routinely use a relatively broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory drugs, or combined with nitroimidazole class of anti-anaerobic anti-inflammatory drugs, generally We commonly use cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs, can be combined with metronidazole or tinidazole, ornidazole and other such anti-inflammatory drugs, to target the inflammation of the oral cavity for anti-inflammatory.