I made porcelain teeth, but my gums hurt when I pressed them, and sometimes my teeth hurt inexplicab

Updated on healthy 2024-07-13
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    It is very likely that the tooth nerve is not killed, and the porcelain tooth is generally made, and the doctor kills the tooth nerve in order to prevent future problems. Since your gums are only painful when pressed, there is no redness and swelling, and there is occasional toothache, which means that it is not related to the quality of porcelain teeth and the problem of surgery, the safety and quality of the operating room are qualified, and there is no problem with porcelain teeth.

    It may also be caused by the compression of wisdom teeth, which are usually removed to prevent the growth of wisdom teeth from crowding the space of other teeth and compressing the gingival nerve.

    If the problem is not big and the pain is not very strong, it is better to maintain the original state. If the pain is strong, it is better to go to the hospital in time to remove the porcelain tooth and kill the nerves.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Improper design, that is to say, the periodontal ligament of the abutment teeth is not enough to bear the amount of more than one tooth, resulting in chronic inflammation of the periodontal ligament caused by about a month after wearing teeth, that is, it hurts when you press it, you don't feel anything if you don't press it, you can't bite anything, and it doesn't hurt to bite empty, your dentist and what you said is basically the same as what I said, if you don't remove the dentures, it's impossible to be good, and then there is a way to redo it, or do it in another way, 1Only the 6th tooth is porcelain, the 7th tooth is implanted, and the 8th tooth is extracted. This method is ideal, but it is high.

    2.Make 567 porcelain, this can also work, but to polish the 5th tooth, there are only these two methods, you can do it yourself, provided that the existing dentures are not usable, must be removed.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The work of the wild eight roads, hehe.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Hello, through your detailed description, you are because of a permanent molar, tooth decay, longitudinal fracture of the tooth caused by repair, and then kill the pulp nerve, porcelain restoration. According to what you said, the discomfort of tooth or gum soreness is mainly caused by a combination of causes.

    Suggestions: First of all, although your longitudinal fractured teeth are inactivated through the pulp and kill the dental nerve, but after all, it is a root fractured tooth, and the porcelain inner crown will have some allergic symptoms to the repaired tooth, and the killed pulp nerve may leave a small residual pulp nerve that has not been completely killed due to the difference in the anatomical position of the root canal, so it will also lead to the appearance of allergic symptoms, I think the wisdom teeth next door to you have nothing to do with it, I hope it will help you, I wish you good health.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    If you're not sure what the tooth is wrong, go get the tooth and call the doctor to deal with it. You can also casually understand, some of the knowledge of how to maintain the health care of the installed denture should also pay more attention to the usual time, after all, the denture is not their own teeth always need to adapt to protect, so as to prolong its life, I hope my answer will be helpful to you.

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