Could this be the tooth dew nerve, I m really afraid of what to do to kill the nerve 30

Insect tooth is not a serious situation, it is recommended to do a minor operation as early as possible**, destroy the pulp (the process is more painful, it can be said to be very painful), and then fill the drug into the pulp cavity, and there will be no such sour feeling in the future. I did the dentures in April this year, when I had to go to the pulp, first in the gums anesthesia, pain to death, after the anesthesia felt like the mouth was swollen and buns, and then with a thin wire that seems to be a hook in the pulp to dig the pulp, that feeling I will never forget, anesthesia played, but the anesthesia effect is average, and finally it took about a month to install dentures on me, although it is a denture now, but basically I am used to it, there is no uncomfortable feeling. It will take about two weeks to destroy the pulp and then pack it, and the cost will be one or two hundred.

Do the root canal**, then fill the tooth, and finally see if you need to make a porcelain crown to protect it (because after the root canal** tooth nerve is gone, the tooth becomes very brittle, and it needs to be protected depending on the situation.) ）

If the tooth is exposed, the symptoms of pulpitis are very likely to occur. It certainly does not heal on its own, and the pulp cavity is surrounded by a hard dentin wall except for the apical foramen. The pulp tissue is located in it and is connected to the rest only by the narrow apical foramen.

Inflammation is not easy to establish proper drainage, resulting in the accumulation of inflammatory exudates. The lack of elasticity of the dentin wall limits its expansion, resulting in increased pressure in the pulp cavity. On the one hand, the infection easily spreads to the entire pulp, and on the other hand, it compresses the nerves and causes severe pain.

However, once the pulp cavity is penetrated, the pressure drops, and the pain will decrease sharply, which is also the anatomical basis for the first step in acute pulpitis that the pulp should be opened and decompressed. The pulp tissue lacks collateral circulation compared to other connective tissues in the body, because only a few blood vessels enter the pulp through the apical foramen and the collateral root canal, and due to the hard dentin wall around it, it is almost completely unable to form collateral circulation when inflamed, thus severely limiting its ability to remove necrotic tissue and inflammatory products and its ability to heal. Once the pulp is inflamed, it is easy to go to necrosis, so the tooth will definitely not heal itself if the nerve is exposed. Consultation.

It should not be able to heal, this should need to go to the dentist for special treatment, otherwise the problem of the tooth may get worse and worse, and it may lead to the necrosis of the tooth nerve, if the tooth nerve is necrotic, then the problem is big, and the tooth may no longer feel in the future.

Satisfactory answer2009-03-22Most of the toothache is tooth decay, and there may be pulpitis, to go to the stomatology for root canal**, this is the fastest and most effective way to solve toothache!

The so-called root canal is the cavity in the middle of the tooth root, the so-called root canal ** is to make a hole in the tooth surface through dental instruments, take out or kill the residual nerve in the root canal, and then place the anti-inflammatory cotton twist in the root canal to eliminate the tooth inflammation, and the tooth will not hurt if there is no inflammation, the last step is to take out the cotton wool, fill the cavity with the root filling drug, and then seal the hole when the ** is played! It can also be sealed and wrapped (porcelain sleeve, cast crown sleeve).

The drug can be the classic analgesic, roxithromycin tablets + periodontal kang + aminophen codeine tablets (can relieve temporary pain, can not **) If it is the back, it may be teething, 28 32 permanent teeth, 8 each on the top and bottom, 8 on the left and right, of which the eighth is wisdom teeth, that is, wisdom teeth, usually erupted around the age of 20, and there are individual differences related to the size of the gums.

If the position of the wisdom teeth is normal, the position is normal after eruption, and the front adjacent teeth are neatly arranged, and the wisdom teeth can be retained, and there are also non-eruptions, if the position is not correct after eruption, it will damage the adjacent ones, it is recommended to extract them as soon as possible! A-Men's Testimonial: Thank You2009-03-23

The leaky nerve must be done as a root canal**! After the root canal **1 filling! It is recommended that you get braces! Protect the tooth1

It is impossible to leak a nerve, and the ** of your eighty percent of the piece does not exist for various reasons, causing the flesh to be exposed.

As we all know, the gums are very fragile, and they are easy to bleed, and it is normal for you to feel pain when you don't.

Of course, it is also possible that bacteria multiply and cause inflammation, and your slit can be said to be a blind bag that is easy to inflame, and it hurts when you touch it in the early stage of inflammation.

If it's not inflamed, then you can try a filling, which is relatively painless.

If it is inflamed, it depends on the situation, and in severe cases, minor surgery is done.

If you are afraid of pain and slacken, there will be more pain in the future, you observe for two or three days, and if the pain worsens, you should seek medical attention immediately, and if it is relieved, you can continue to observe first.

Try taking anti-inflammatory drugs for two days at the same time.

The problem you mentioned cannot be said to be an open nerve, but it should be very close to the pulp, and generally speaking, a protective root canal** (many people call it a nerve kill).

The above are the four steps to do a root canal**.

There is no need to be afraid of the root canal, anesthesia is required before the root canal, which can basically be guaranteed, that is, before anesthesia, during injection, because the needle is very thin, the oral mucosa is also soft, and the lack of sensory nerves is basically **.

In the future, pay attention to the small hole and fill the tooth in time, and this problem will not occur.

From the symptoms you describe, most of the cases should be dental problems, not like trigeminal neuralgia. Please go to the hospital for a check-up, and in most cases you will need to have a radiograph.

He Yuan, Deputy Chief Physician of the Department of Periodontal Disease and Mucosal Diseases, Affiliated Stomatological Hospital of Tongji University.

It's best to go to the dentist to see, according to your description, it should be very deep decay, all start to hurt, the dentist will generally drill the bad one, and then draw the nerve, fill it with materials, the nerve will become brittle, you can't eat hard things, you can wear a denture brace for the big tooth, of course, everything is your own tooth is good, even if it is a tooth without nerves, this braces are really a last resort to wear it, I think wearing braces is quite scary, of course, because people have changed.

Pain and some looseness when chewing your teeth suggests the following:

1) apical inflammation (purulent or rewarding), which is a lesion formed after the pulp infection spreads to the apical tissue, often related to dental caries, this situation can be used as a systematic root canal and pulp, of course, due to the medical ** after the root canal ** The cost of the root canal ** has also increased a lot, if it is an acute apical inflammation, the pain is quite severe, and may cause infection of the maxillofacial space, **quite troublesome and painful, I am not scaring you, I recommend you**.

2) Periodontal disease.

The symptoms of periodontal disease are progressive loosening of the teeth, pain when chewing, redness, bleeding, pus leakage of the gums, and finally tooth loss and alveolar bone resorption. Adolescent periodontal disease develops rapidly, and teeth loosen and fall out early, so periodontal cleaning and treatment should be carried out in time to save the affected teeth.

3) If the tooth is broken, there is no way, only the loose part is extracted, if it is a longitudinal fracture, only the whole tooth is extracted, which is a pity.