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It may be a cracked tooth, so go to the hospital for a check-up.

Under normal circumstances, the soft bite of the teeth is also a little sore, which may be caused by dentin hypersensitivity, caries and other reasons, and it is recommended to use drugs, surgery, etc.

1.Dentin hypersensitivity: The soft bite of the teeth is also a little sour, and the pain may be caused by dentin hypersensitivity, dentin exposure and excessive tooth cleaning are easy to cause dentin hypersensitivity, and tooth soreness often occurs after eating, so it is recommended to relieve it by using anti-dentin allergy mouthwash and toothpaste.

2.Tooth decay: Tooth decay may be caused by eating sweets, neglecting oral hygiene and other reasons, and tooth decay may lead to a little soreness in the tooth bite, so it is recommended to go to a professional hospital and undergo tooth filling and root canal surgery under the guidance of a doctor.

Hello, there are two main reasons for the pain when you bite something, it may be because of periodontal disease that causes slight loosening of the teeth, and bite trauma when biting, resulting in pain. In this case, it is necessary to go to the dentist for reconciliation, and then perform scaling to rest the teeth, and the looseness will be slowly relieved, and the occlusal wound will be removed and recovered. Another reason is likely to be due to the obvious chewing pain of the lesion around the apex, if this is the case, it is necessary to go to the stomatology for a root canal**, which is the so-called nervecide**.

After the infected pulp is removed, the root canal is sealed, disinfected, and then the root canal is filled, and the patient's chewing pain disappears.

If you are in Shenzhen, you can go to Arrail Dental to see, the technical service is very good, but it is more expensive In your case, I don't think there is any problem with the pulp, that is, the filling material is close to the pulp, and the pressure in the pulp cavity will increase when biting hard objects, so I feel pain.

Of course, if you stay still, it hurts, then you have to do a root canal** The color of the resin of the filling material is good, and the wear resistance of some resin materials is also very good, but it is more expensive

Many people have had the experience of having a good pair of teeth unknowingly."

This is tooth decay, which means a broken tooth, it is recommended to go to the hospital or private dental clinic to see what is wrong, and then the doctor will make the corresponding ** according to different situations, teeth This kind of thing, can only be said to be comfortable early, once it has been a long time, even if the previous problem is not big, it will slowly drag on into a big problem, and eventually lead to the decay of the whole tooth, which is the most uncomfortable!

So many students may want to know, do you have to have a tooth removed once it hurts? In fact, I have had the same experience before, that is, my teeth are sore, and I feel pain when I bite into the rice grains, and in the end I can't even eat, which is also what most people have experienced. So I went to a private dental clinic the next day, and ran back and forth more than a dozen times, which can be regarded as summing up a certain experience for this toothache, which can be divided into 2 types:

Tooth partial decay, take out the tooth nerve to repair the tooth This is the condition of the early stage of toothache, and it is also more optimistic, the tooth is only partially corroded, the dentist can repair it in a certain position according to the specific situation of your tooth, but once the pain is not good, you must first remove the tooth nerve that has rotted, and then repair the tooth. One of the advantages of this is that it is less expensive, compared to replacing the entire tooth, it can cost about 2,000 or less.

The worst case is that the tooth is completely decayed and the patient is no longer able to eat, so it is necessary to go to the hospital to have the rotten tooth removed and then the denture to be inserted. The quality of dentures is completely different according to the cost, which is why we can often see silver teeth inlaid on the teeth of the elderly, because this kind of denture is cheap, and if you want a good quality denture, it will cost tens of thousands of dollars, which can be said to be expensive!

Therefore, we must pay attention to oral hygiene, even if it is not for ourselves, but also for the sake of the wallet in our pockets, what do you think?

This condition is usually caused by inflammation of the gums or tooth problems, the upper and lower teeth do not feel pain in biting, this is because the tooth with the problem is not affected when biting, and the bite of hard food hurts, which proves that the tooth with the problem is stressed, you can put a piece of paper in the tooth to bite, and see that the tooth that hurts has no bite mark on the paper.

This situation may be due to the crack of the tooth itself, it is recommended that you go to the dentist for further examination, if there is a crack, it is recommended not to bite something with this tooth, if there is obvious pain, this tooth may need to do a root canal**.

The upper and lower teeth do not feel pain when biting, and if you bite a slightly hard food, your teeth will hurt, so you can check it yourself first, and the teeth are not damaged or swollen.

The pain of biting hard teeth is first considered as a cracked tooth, and then as periodontal pulp syndrome. Because the cracked tooth has a tendency to separate to both sides when it is subjected to external force, the root and periodontal pressure produce pain; In periodontal pulp syndrome, the tooth root is prone to pressure and sinking due to the downward shift of the periodontal attachment, resulting in pain. If it is a hidden fissure, not only the root canal **, but also the crown (braces) repair after the root canal **; Periodontal pulp syndrome also requires a root canal**.

When biting and eating, you will feel toothache, which may be caused by tooth hypersensitivity, that is, there is slight inflammation in the gums or root of the teeth.

The pain caused by eating hard things is generally considered to be chronic inflammation of the root tip of the tooth, which is the most common cause of pain in biting hard objects.

The upper and lower teeth don't feel pain to bite, but if the food is a little harder, the teeth will hurt, so the bone of the teeth is also loose, so it should be said that the teeth are healthy.

This situation is periodontal inflammation, because as long as you exert force, you will feel toothache, and the periodontal will always be red and swollen, so you should also go to the dental clinic for anti-inflammatory, which will get better faster.

I felt like it was a cracked tooth, which caused severe pain in my teeth when I bite into hard food. It may also be caused by enamel defect or dentin exposure, so it is recommended to visit a dental specialist as soon as possible for dental treatment**.

That's because your teeth are supposed to be inflamed, so useful things will feel pain, it may be neurons happening inside, and you should go to the hospital's dentist to take a X-ray to see what is causing it.

The upper and lower teeth do not feel pain when biting, but if you bite a little harder food, your teeth will feel pain, because the gums are on fire or the gums are swollen and painful.

The teeth are very good, but when you bite something, it hurts, like a wall, it is good to see, but there are small cracks, it will leak when it rains, it looks good when it doesn't rain, and the same is true for teeth, there is no symptom if you don't bite something, and it hurts to eat hard things, which is a cracked tooth.

This is normal, because your teeth are oblique, like two or three knives crossed, he can't use force at all, but once you have a hard object in the middle, it will hurt a lot, this should be the tooth is inflamed and infected a little, hurry up and go to the doctor.

In this case, the tooth should be loose, causing slight inflammation. You can take a little metronidazole in your mouth, and you can also take a little anti-inflammatory drugs. If you touch your teeth and loosen them, you have to go to the hospital.

If your teeth don't hurt to bite, but you feel pain when you bite something hard, or if you have a tooth problem, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital and see a dentist to know what is going on.

It doesn't hurt when you bite your upper and lower teeth, but it hurts when you bite hard food, which should be caused by periodontal inflammation, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs, or go directly to the dentist to help you diagnose and treat it.

If you don't feel pain in biting your upper and lower teeth, but if you bite into something slightly hard and your teeth hurt, you should see a dentist.

That means there is a problem with the gums or the root of the tooth. It is necessary to go to the dental hospital for a check-up of the teeth, especially to drain the tooth pieces to see if there is a problem with the root of the tooth.

I think that if the upper and lower teeth bite hard, it should be that periodontitis or radiculitis is more likely, and it is recommended that you go to the local hospital for drainage to reduce inflammation.

It's that there is inflammation up and down your teeth, so if you bite something hard, your teeth will feel painful, and I recommend that you see a dentist.

The upper and lower teeth are divided into biting forces, and when biting hard food, the force is concentrated, and the root nerve of the tooth is painful when there is inflammation.

It could be that something is stuck between your two teeth, or maybe you've recently been on fire and your gums are swollen and sore.

Big teeth hurt when they bite hard things, which may be caused by tooth allergies, and are mostly related to eating more acidic foods, resulting in tooth erosion.

The upper and lower teeth don't feel pain when biting, but what is the problem when the teeth feel pain when the food is slightly hard? I think this should be, 1 ing bite hard, digging into the foot, to the nerve line of the tooth, so the tooth feels painful.

Last time, my teeth didn't hurt when I bit on it, but my teeth hurt when I bite into something a little harder, what's going on? It could be the nerve of the tooth, or it could be your gums, which are swollen and painful.

It can't be that you have been on fire recently and your teeth are inflamed, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and ask the doctor what the situation is? They will be able to give you the most professional advice and if you really need it, you can take some medication to relieve it.

In this case, it is likely that the nerve of the tooth has been damaged, and it is recommended to go to the dentist of the hospital for a check-up.

Does it hurt to eat cold? If it hurts, it may be an allergy. Is the tooth surface abrasive, is it brushing horizontally, and is the gum recession? I can't see my teeth and I don't know it

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