I ve had a toothache for a long time, can pulpitis heal on its own?

The chance of it healing on its own is very small, because pulpitis is actually a disease, and oral diseases still require medical attention**.

I don't think pulpitis can heal on its own, and even if it can heal on its own, it will take a long time, and it will be very painful for me.

I'm sorry, but I had a very painful attack from 00:16-03:47 in the morning. Although I knew that it was a symptom but not a cure, I didn't get rid of inflammation after taking anti-inflammatory drugs for two days. If you want to solve this problem fundamentally, you have to fill the tooth, that is, do a root canal**.

The chance of healing by yourself is still relatively small, and you still need to go to the hospital to have a look, with medication or surgery, so that it will be helpful to ** teeth.

No.. It's best to go to the hospital for a full check-up. Don't carry it all the time.

It's hard, it's advisable to go to the hospital**.

If there is inflammation that will not heal on its own, anti-inflammatory drugs should be used.

Pulpitis is a disease that cannot be cured by itself, pulpitis is a disease caused by infection in the pulp cavity, if there is no timely **, it will lead to aggravation of pulpitis, necrosis, and cause some diseases around the apex.

It is recommended that patients suffering from pulpitis can take anti-inflammatory drugs such as metronidazole and artificial bezoar metronidazole under the guidance of a doctor**, and in severe cases, root canals can be selected**.

Pulpitis can not heal itself, after the pulp is infected by bacteria, it will evolve from the living pulp to the dead pulp, and the tooth will not hurt at that time, in fact, the bacteria are infecting the tissues around the apex, and it will also lead to apical inflammation, slowly accumulating pus, the bite will be painful, the gums will form pus, and with the worsening of inflammation, the apical cyst will be severely affected, so **pulpitis, early spontaneous pain root canal**.

Pulpitis does not heal on its own.

Pulpitis is an irreversible inflammation of the pulp tissue, which is caused by a variety of factors, and cannot be healed clinically, so it should be timely. At present, the effective method is the root canal, through which pulpitis can generally be completely completed. In addition, if you have pulpitis, you have to go to a regular dental clinic to receive **, and only if the bacterial infection is controlled**.

It is necessary to maintain oral hygiene, develop good hygiene habits, and actively prevent and improve dental caries, so as not to cause pulpitis or other oral diseases.

Pulpitis is impossible to heal on its own! Pulpitis is divided into reducible pulpitis and irreducible pulpitis, although the pain may be relieved, it is unlikely to heal on its own.

Pulpitis is an irreversible inflammation, the pulp is a closed, very small cavity, and the invasion of inflammation will lead to inflammatory changes in the tooth nerve and surrounding blood vessels, which are irreversible, so they cannot heal themselves.