Urgent! About fillings I only have the last 20 points left, don t be too little, please, hurry! ）

The first time someone else asks a question, don't blame it if it's not good.

I checked some information, combined with my own filling, as follows:

The doctor should have given you the medicine to open the pulp, and after about a week, the doctor will take it out and fill your tooth.

That's what I am.

Fillings don't hurt, but occasionally, something touches your tooth during the filling, and you may feel a little pain.

By the way, remember: after the filling, be sure to bite a few times to figure out whether it hurts before leaving!

Filling steps (uh. Checked the information and copied the professional's):

1. Open the medullary cavity: put in a cotton ball and open it for drainage.

2. Follow-up after two days. A nerve-killing drug is placed in the open medullary chamber and temporarily sealed. Formaldehyde, cresol, or camphorol are commonly used.

3. Two weeks after sealing the drug, take out the temporary seal and the drug, remove the nerve that has been killed, clean the root canal system, do root canal preparation, and after the root canal is prepared, seal the sterilized drug and temporarily seal. At this point, your dental nerve has been completely deactivated, so you shouldn't feel any pain when you pull the dental nerve. It can be a little uncomfortable to do root canal preparation.

4. After a week, if the disinfection meets the requirements, the root canal can be filled, and the root canal is completed at this time. Then the defective tooth is repaired and the method of restoration is considered. If the requirements are not met, they will be disinfected again and returned to the clinic after a week until the disinfection requirements are met.

That's standard practice.

Thanks for reading.

Oh, the doctor put something on your teeth is anti-inflammatory, but also to prevent foreign bodies from entering, the filling is not painful, only a little dull pain, nothing at all, I have made up two, quite good.

Generally, a tooth filling is not painful unless your tooth has broken down to the tooth nerve. Maybe the first time the doctor gave you a medicine to calm the nerves.

Hello, generally speaking, if it is a simple filling, there will be no pain, and if it is necessary to do a root canal**, it can be carried out under local anesthesia, and there will be no pain.

It is recommended to go to a specialist hospital or a professional dental clinic**.

I got it in the hospital, I went twice, the first time on April 28th, to remove the rot, grind the lower teeth, clean up and so on, and then stuffed cotton balls and sealed them with white things, which cost less than a hundred; On May 14th, I went to the follow-up for the second time, and I did a root canal **, I had tooth decay and pain, so I did a root canal to remove the pulp, and chiseled in the tooth cavity for a long time, disinfection, and what needle to measure the length of the tooth root, etc., I didn't dare to look at it, I don't know if it was fooling me, it took dozens of minutes, and the tooth cavity was sealed with white things, and it cost 700 here, and it has not been made up; On May 23rd, I was going to go to the third follow-up visit, and I was about to get to the point, and it seemed that it was going to be hundreds, and a total of more than a thousand. Expensive! I heard people say that it's only a few hundred dollars, I don't know what the difference is, and my tooth hole is not very big, I don't know why...

The glass ion seems to be a supplement for baby teeth.,,Can't be used for a long time.,Not wear-resistant enough.。。

What can be kept, mine is left for two weeks = =

1. What is the cotton material for sealing medicine? Will it harden? Does it affect eating these days?

It is used for anti-inflammatory, it will not harden, and the teeth of the sealing medicine cannot chew anything, so it can be repaired. (The doctor told me, huh).

2.With tooth decay like mine, will a filling be very painful?

The filling is not very painful (it may have been anesthetized), and it is a little bearable swelling pain. (I just finished it, and it's a very serious kind.) ）

3.Teeth grinding is a big problem. Will I continue to suffer from tooth decay after filling?

After the completion of the supplement, it is necessary to check it regularly (about a year). (Doctor recommended mine).

4.He said that my lateral incisors can't be sealed, so the teeth will become very brittle, so will the lateral incisors continue to decay?

The time between sealing and filling is only two weeks, and there is not much decay, but when the big teeth are done, you have to get the side incisors.

The medicine sealed by the doctor may be to kill your tooth nerve first If you get it thoroughly, the filling will not hurt when you go to the next follow-up visit If it is not thorough, you have to get it again This tooth because the tooth nerve is dead So there will be no more tooth decay after filling it But the vitality is not good Because there is no tooth nerve In the future, when you get older, this tooth will be extracted and then fitted so you must pay attention to oral hygiene, brush your teeth, and rinse your mouth at the same time, otherwise, you will end up suffering yourself.