There is no quick fix for a toothache. A toothache can be caused by pulpitis, gingivitis or pericoronitis, and it needs to be treated with local rinsing, oral medication and root canal therapy.
1. Pulpitis: If the toothache is caused by pulpitis, root canal treatment is needed, first of all, the tooth needs to be drilled to open the pulp, which can relieve the pressure in the pulp cavity, and when the local pressure is released, the pain of the tooth will be gradually relieved.
After the pain is relieved, the necrotic nerve needs to be further removed, and the root canal of the tooth needs to be sterilized and then filled tightly with artificial materials.
2. Gingivitis: If the toothache is caused by gingivitis, it is considered to be caused by the stimulation of the gums by the calculus and plaque around the teeth, and it is necessary to carry out periodontal scaling treatment, and at the same time, use hydrogen peroxide or saline to rinse the local area, and apply iodine glycerin locally. At the same time oral roxithromycin, amoxicillin or acetaminophen and other drugs.
3. Pericoronitis: If it is caused by pericoronitis, you need to use saline, hydrogen peroxide on the local cleaning, and local application of iodophor rubbing oil, and then at the same time oral or infusion of antibiotics to alleviate the inflammation, such as amoxicillin, metronidazole, etc., to be controlled by inflammation and then remove the wisdom teeth.
Toothache need timely medical examination and treatment, the use of medication must strictly follow the doctor’s instructions, not blindly use.