toothache

Due to the confinement of the dental nerve in the hard tissue, toothache is one of the most severe pains. This pain can also lead to earache, unilateral headache and jaw pain. In this article, we will discuss the various causes of toothache along with the methods of relieving and relieving toothache.

Treatment of toothache

The best way to soothe severe pain and relieve it is as follows:

The first step in treating toothache is brushing and flossing and then rinsing the mouth vigorously and a few times with salt water to completely clean the aching tooth or tooth area. Be aware that this may temporarily increase your pain.

Step 2 Apply a hot or cold compress from the outside of the mouth to the area where you have a toothache. Note that if your teeth are sensitive to cold, use a cold compress.

Step 3: If you have access to a pharmacy, prepare lidocaine spray and spray it on the area of ​​the aching tooth. Then take two novafen tablets. If not cured, use naproxen 500 suppository for one hour. Your pain will improve in half an hour.

Step 3 If you do not have access to a pharmacy, place one of the following ingredients on the tooth or inside a tooth cavity in pain, using a small cotton ball or directly:

1. Clove oil or clove material itself
2. Crushed garlic
3. Combine red pepper and ginger
4. Mint tea or black tea
5. Crushed onion
6. olive oil
7. tea bag
8. baking soda
9. vanilla
10. mor
11. coconut oil

Step 4: See a dentist as soon as possible because the source of the pain must be removed, otherwise your pain will start to get worse after a while.

What not to do when toothache

Do not do the following when toothache;

1. Do not lie down as much as possible because the blood pressure in your head will increase and your toothache will intensify. If lying down, use two pillows.
2. By no means do I want to convey that I recommend for the mother to be inactive.
3. Stress and anger due to heart palpitations and high blood pressure aggravate your pain. Keep your composure completely.

Home treatment of toothache

The first step in treating toothache is brushing and flossing and then rinsing the mouth vigorously and a few times with salt water to completely clean the aching tooth or tooth area. Be aware that this may temporarily increase your pain.

Step 2 Apply a hot or cold compress from the outside of the mouth to the area where you have a toothache. Note that if your teeth are sensitive to cold, use a cold compress.

Step 3: If you have access to a pharmacy, prepare lidocaine spray and spray it on the area of ​​the aching tooth. Then take two novafen tablets. If there is no improvement, use naproxen 500 suppository for one hour. Your pain will improve in half an hour.

Step 3 If you do not have access to a pharmacy, place one of the following ingredients on the tooth or inside a tooth cavity in pain, using a small cotton ball or directly:

1. Clove oil or clove material itself
2. Crushed garlic
3. Combine red pepper and ginger
4. Mint tea or black tea
5. Crushed onion
6. olive oil
7. tea bag
8. baking soda
9. vanilla
10. mar
11. coconut oil

Step 4: See a dentist as soon as possible because the source of the pain must be removed, otherwise your pain will start to get worse after a while.

Immediate treatment of toothache

Immediate treatment for toothache is injection of dental anesthesia or the use of lidocaine spray. If you do not have access to these items, read the paragraphs above.

Toothache during pregnancy

You can also use the methods mentioned in the above paragraphs to get rid of toothache during pregnancy, but for the definitive treatment of this toothache, consult your gynecologist before going to the dentist and receive a consultation sheet to present to your dentist. Note that the second trimester of pregnancy is often recommended for emergency dental treatment.

Children’s toothache

To relieve toothache in children 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 years old, it is very important to first diagnose the cause of toothache. The following are the various causes of toothache in children and its treatments:

1. Toothache due to tooth extraction: Toothache due to tooth extraction: The only solution is to use acetaminophen syrup and lidocaine spray. Lidocaine spray is available in pharmacies. Cold compresses from the outside of the mouth every ten minutes at intervals of ten minutes on the aching tooth area are also recommended.
2. Toothache due to impact on the teeth: Use acetaminophen syrup (painkiller for children’s toothaches) and lidocaine spray. Lidocaine spray is available in pharmacies. Cold compresses from the outside of the mouth every ten minutes at intervals of ten minutes on the aching tooth area are also recommended. Then see a dentist as soon as possible.

Toothache due to tooth decay or interdental gingivitis: The first step in treating toothache is brushing and flossing and then rinsing your mouth vigorously and several times with salt water to completely clean the aching tooth or tooth area. Note that this may temporarily increase your pain. .

Step 2 Apply a hot or cold compress from the outside of the mouth to the area where you have a toothache. Note that if your teeth are sensitive to cold, use a cold compress.

Step 3: If you have access to a pharmacy, prepare lidocaine spray and spray it on the area of ​​the aching tooth. Then give acetaminophen syrup according to your baby’s weight.

Step 3 If you do not have access to a pharmacy, place one of the following ingredients on the tooth or inside a tooth cavity in pain, using a small cotton ball or directly:

1. Clove oil or clove material itself
2. Crushed garlic
3. Combine red pepper and ginger
4. Mint tea or black tea
5. Crushed onion
6. olive oil
7. tea bag
8. baking soda
9. vanilla
10. mor
11. coconut oil

Step 4: See a dentist as soon as possible because the source of the pain must be removed, otherwise your pain will start to get worse after a while.

Wisdom toothache

To reduce wisdom tooth pain, refer to the contents of the second paragraph of this page.

Prompt treatment of facial swelling due to toothache

If the source of this inflammation is an infection, see your doctor as soon as possible to prescribe antibiotics. It is up to the dentist to determine if the swelling is caused by an infection. Of course, note that swelling is normal after surgery and the use of cold compresses to reduce swelling on the first day and hot compresses from the second day onwards is recommended.

Toothache pain reliever

The most effective toothache painkillers are two capsules of novafen and naproxen 500 suppositories.

Pain after tooth extraction

To reduce pain after tooth extraction, it is recommended to apply a cold compress from the outside of the mouth to the area of ​​the extracted tooth. It is also recommended to take two novafen tablets and if the pain does not decrease, use naproxen suppository (naproxen 500). See your dentist if your toothache requires pain relief for more than four days.

Toothache after denervation

After tooth denervation, you may experience pain in 20% of cases. This pain is normal. To eliminate it, it is recommended to use two capsules of novafen (novafen). If it does not improve, use naproxen 500 suppository for one hour.

See your dentist if your toothache does not go away within four days and increases over time.

Gum pain

To reduce gum pain, refer to the second paragraph of this page.

Toothache at night

The most important cause of toothache at night is increased blood pressure in the head due to lying down. To reduce this pain, refer to the second paragraph of this page.