What causes apical inflammation? What are the symptoms of apical tooth inflammation

Aptical inflammation refers to inflammation of the periapical tissues. In general, apical inflammation is caused by tooth decay that inflames the pulp, which in turn passes through the small hole in the apex, resulting in apical periodontitis. It is also possible that the tooth is traumatized (it has been hit, or even bitten on a hard object), and the tooth is abnormally developed (deformity ** tip), and sometimes the cause cannot be found clinically.

According to each person's different sensitivities, as well as the different causes of apical inflammation, etc., each person, each tooth reacts differently to pulpitis and apical inflammation, pain, loosening or no response, and often sees small pustules in the gums repeatedly. In general, the affected tooth will be darker in color. **The method is to go to Agale for root canal** (drilling, nerve extraction, tube expansion, disinfection, root filling, filling).

The tooth film mainly reflects the changes in the resorption of alveolar bone in the periapical tissue, and the lesions reflected are more pleasing than the actual lesions. It takes at least 3 months to six months before visible changes are noticed, and the lesion develops more slowly and takes longer.

Personally, I think that apical inflammation with pustules in the gingiva is much less threatening to the alveolar bone without any treatment than in the absence of pus, because the former has a route to drainage and is easy to detect. Long-term development of apical inflammation and excessive bone resorption can easily cause pathological fractures.

Do you mean the root tips of plants? If so, the apex is caused by alcohol produced by anaerobic respiration that damages the apical cells and causes decay.

Apical inflammation is usually caused by infectious pulpitis and should be unbearable due to inflammation and swelling that compresses the tooth nerve. If you don't have pain, it's probably not apical inflammation.

Maybe the doctor is talking about apical periodontitis, apical periodontitis is a kind of periodontal disease, the onset of which is sometimes complicated by gingival abscess, which is not painful at this time.

For this kind of gingival abscess, there are two ways: one is to use biological chewable tablets, which restore the immune function by delivering nutrients to the gums, and restore healthy gums to absorb or drain pus and blood from the gingival abscess or periapical inflammation and heal; The second is to go to the hospital to use the sterilized probe to pick up the pustules, squeeze out the pus and blood, and then treat it with medicine and wait for the wound to heal.

For dental disease, if you can continue to use chewable tablets, of course, the most thorough dental care method is to prevent it from occurring.

Acute apical periodontitis is mostly due to pulpitis not being treated in time**, and the inflammation further spreads to the apex of the tooth, causing inflammation of the periapical tissue.

Patients usually have mild pain in the affected tooth in the early stage, and the pain can be temporarily relieved by clenching the upper and lower teeth at this time. As the inflammation increases, the patient may feel that the affected tooth is elongated and floating, and it will feel painful to gently tap the affected tooth. If acute apical periodontitis is not prompted** and the inflammation continues to develop, forming an acute periapical abscess, the pain is exacerbated, percussion is pronounced, and there is persistent throbbing pain.

When the pus spreads under the periosteum, the pain and swelling will be very noticeable. Once the pus penetrates the periosteum and reaches the submucosa, the pressure is reduced due to the loosening of the submucosal tissue, and the pain is less than before. The reaction of symptoms is generally like acute, generally there are some spontaneous symptoms at the beginning, that is, toothache, and finally the development is more intense, that is, throbbing pain, especially can not touch, can not touch, affect the chewing function, if it is heavy, it can cause some swelling and congestion at the root of the tooth, the formation of fistula, oozing pus these symptoms.

The above symptoms are basically obvious manifestations of apical periodontitis, so patients with these manifestations should not be taken lightly and should go to the hospital for examination immediately to avoid delays in the condition and affect their lives.

Okay, that's all for you.

Apical inflammation of a tooth is inflammation that occurs at the apex of a tooth. The root of the tooth is buried in the alveolar bone, which is a relatively closed environment. When inflammation occurs, the pressure on the apex increases, resulting in a popping sensation in the teeth and a painful bite in the teeth.

If you are just theoretical, taking anti-inflammatory drugs can reduce inflammation and recover after recovery. However, from the actual and clinical experience, the efficacy of systemic drugs for apical inflammation is not obvious. However, the possibility of improvement cannot be ruled out.

The prevalence of oral diseases is extremely high, with the increasing irregularity of people's lives and the growth of age, our teeth continue to have new problems, the most common is bleeding gums, swollen and painful, but most people will disagree, do not pay attention to it, and have to wait until the toothache does not stop before going to the hospital for examination. This practice is very dangerous, if you find that your gums are bleeding a lot, and the gums are no longer normal pink, don't take it lightly, this is likely to be a symptom of gingivitis! It is recommended to use Beiyaning tea in time to avoid causing a variety of complications and serious consequences!

1. Dried lychee administration.

Recipe: 200 grams of dried lychee Method: Peel off the dried lychee and set aside.

Efficacy: Nourish the body and invigorate the qi, nourish the blood and nourish the body.

Usage: Put the dried lychee in the mouth, bite it on the diseased tooth, let it relish, and then spit out the saliva juice, each time containing 20 25 minutes, 3 4 times a day, 3 5 days.

2. Strawberry drink.

Recipe: 60 grams of fresh strawberries.

Method: Remove the green pedicle of the strawberry, wash it, mash it in a bowl, and then brew it with cold boiled water and mix it thoroughly.

Efficacy: Clear away heat and relieve fire, anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving, used for bleeding gums caused by vitamin C deficiency.

Directions: Drink slowly, 2 to 3 times a day.

3. Boiled duck eggs with plantain mint.

Recipe: 30 grams of fresh plantain, 15 grams of fresh mint, 1 green duck egg, a pinch of salt.

Method: Wash the fresh plantain and fresh mint, add an appropriate amount of water to decoction the medicinal solution, then remove the duck eggs and beat them into the liquid medicine to cook, add a little salt to taste.

Efficacy: Clearing away heat and relieving fire, effective for gingivitis redness, swelling, heat and pain.

Usage: Eat egg soup, 1 time a day.

The most commonly used methods for apical tooth inflammation are to brush teeth and rinse the mouth frequently, and the second is to take periodontine, tinidazole, ibuprofen sustained-release tablets or reperin tablets appropriately, and the third is local blocking. In fact, as long as you don't bite hard things for a week, drinking more hot porridge for a week can reduce inflammation and swelling.

Gingivitis is a dental disease caused by the deposition of plaque, tartar and scale on the tooth surface near the gingival margin due to inadequate oral hygiene care. You can usually drink Bei Chi Ling tea to take care of oral hygiene.

1.Pain relief.

Ingredients: 30 grams of raw gypsum, 9 grams of bamboo leaves, 15 grams of raw rehmannia root, 10 grams of Mutong, 6 grams of licorice.

Preparation method: take raw gypsum and fry it for half an hour, then add bamboo leaves, rehmannia root, mutong and licorice and fry for another 15 minutes, filter the residue to extract the juice.

Efficacy: Anti-inflammatory and analgesic for gastric gingivitis.

2.Go to the pain.

Recipe: 30 grams of raw gypsum, 5 grams of Coptis chinensis, 10 grams of raw rehmannia root, 9 grams of peony bark, 6 grams of cimicifuga.

Preparation method: take raw gypsum and fry for half an hour, then add Coptis chinensis, raw rehmannia root, peony peel, and cimicifuga to fry for another 15 minutes, filter the residue and extract the juice.

Efficacy: Clears away heat and pours out fire, suitable for burning gums and abscesses.

Usage: 1 dose per day, 3 to 5 times.

3.Chrysanthemum licorice soup.

Recipe: 30 grams each of chrysanthemum, raw licorice and sea clam.

Method: Put chrysanthemums, raw licorice, and sea clams into the pot together, add 1000 ml of water and fry to 500 ml, and filter the residue to extract the juice.

Efficacy: Clearing the stomach and purging fire, reducing swelling and relieving pain, effective on periodontitis with blazing stomach, especially for gum swelling, pain and pus discharge.

Directions: 1 dose per day, divided into two doses 1 hour before breakfast and dinner.

Apical periodontitis.

Symptoms: Tooth snapping.

There is a sense of floating. Localized redness and swelling.

Primarily anti-inflammatory.

If it is not very severe, metronidazole can be taken as well.

Spiramycin. etc. if severe.

It is advisable to go for a root canal as soon as possible**.

so as not to delay the development of the disease into periodontitis.

Apophyllitis is inflammation of the root of the tooth, infection of the tooth nerve, and it must be sitting, or not? As soon as the pain opens, I can't sleep at night. Drill a hole in your teeth?

In fact, it is also called "root canal treatment", which is to remove the tooth nerve, wait for the inflammation of the tooth root to slowly disappear, and put permanent filling materials in the bar.