I have pulpitis, will pulpitis go away on its own?

Hello, I am your health consultant, if the calcification of the root of the tooth is more serious and cannot be done, it needs to be extracted, and there is no retention value.

It is recommended that you go to a regular dental hospital or outpatient clinic for examination, take a picture to see the root of the tooth, and deal with it, I hope I can help you.

2.To maintain a healthy lifestyle, you must quit smoking and drinking, pay attention to rest, go to bed early and get up early, don't stay up late, maintain an optimistic mood and avoid getting angry. When there is a problem with your teeth, you must go to the dental clinic.

No. Pulpitis does not heal on its own, and people with pulpitis may no longer have pain after a period of pain because the pulp has died.

It will heal on its own, but it will take a long time, if you can tolerate the pain, you can wait for it to get better, if you can't tolerate it, you should go to the doctor and use the drug**.

There is no way to heal pulpitis on its own, and if you suffer from pulpitis, you must treat it as soon as possible to avoid the condition becoming more and more serious.

Do root canals**, or it will hurt you to death!

I don't think it should be, it may get worse and worse, it's best to go to the hospital to have a look, there must be a certain **.

Don't fool people to do root canals at every turn**, there were many people with toothache before, there was no root canal**, use some traditional Chinese medicine, treat the symptoms and cure the root cause, and the old living teeth are all good.

Pulpitis is usually very painful and can cause severe toothache when you eat hot or cold foods during the day. Some people have persistent pain with paroxysmal worsening pain. Some people have night pain, that is, when sleeping at night, as soon as the person lies down, the toothache becomes obvious, and it becomes more and more unbearable; There are also people who finally fall asleep, are woken up by pain, and can't even rest all night.

This type of nocturnal pain is medically called spontaneous pain.

In the early stages of pulpitis, spontaneous pain is sharp, and the pain is usually severe. When pulpitis gradually turns into suppuration of the pulp tissue, the spontaneous pain becomes a severe throbbing pain. Severe throbbing pain is a typical clinical symptom of pulp suppuration, and the rate of throbbing is consistent with the pulse.

** Methods for Pulpitis:

First, the traditional method is to take anti-inflammatory drugs or antibiotics, if the effect is not good, pulpitis is still frequent, do the root canal **, that is, the pulp is removed from the filling drug, which is commonly known as "killing nerves", if the root canal is not clean, it will lead to apical inflammation, at that time, because the root canal has been filled, the power of Western medicine can not reach, can only slowly get better, which brings great pain to the patient, the root canal that is extracted from the pulp is easy to be brittle, and the filling treatment will bring a lot of sequelae. Therefore, it is not a last resort, and it is easy not to do a root canal**.

Second, it is gratifying that there is now a kind of biotechnology **tooth** can be effective**pulpitis, its active ingredients can naturally penetrate into the root canal or tooth root position through the mouthwash action, anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving, the effect is very fast, and its special ingredients can form a protective layer on the tooth surface to prevent further tooth decay.

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Pulpitis is a condition caused by infection of the pulp (the soft tissue inside the teeth). Common causes include:

Tooth decay: When tooth decay penetrates the enamel and dentin and enters the pulp, bacteria can invade the pulp and cause infection.

Cracked or fractured teeth: Cracked or fractured teeth can allow bacteria in the mouth to enter the pulp and cause infection.

Gingivitis or periodontal disease: Gum recession or deepening of the gingival pockets caused by gingivitis or periodontal disease can allow bacteria in the mouth to invade the pulp, leading to pulpitis.

Pulp damage: Pulp damage can occur when a tooth is hit or traumatized by an external force, causing pulpitis.

Other factors: Excessive restoration of teeth, improper pulpitis**, etc. can also lead to pulpitis.

When the pulp is infected, the patient may experience symptoms such as toothache, swollen and painful gums, and painful bite. If left unchecked**, pulpitis may cause complications such as peri-root infections and gum disease. Therefore, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time when you have symptoms such as toothache and receive a diagnosis from a professional doctor. Thank you.

Pulpitis usually doesn't go away on its own. In the early stage of pulpitis, because the cavity is relatively shallow, the bacteria do not erode and infect the deep dentin, so there are no obvious symptoms of toothache.

When pulpitis occurs acutely, the pain can be very intense, but many people who suffer from pulpitis do not choose to go to the hospital for **, but take painkillers by mouth or use other small home remedies to relieve the pain.

When the tooth does not feel pain, it is not pulpitis**, but that the pulp has died, so the pain is not felt. If left unchecked, the inflammation will continue to develop into apical periodontitis, which will worsen the condition and increase the difficulty. Therefore, don't delay your toothache, you must treat it in time.