I've always had a decayed tooth. It hurts when I touch it these two days. I want to know what kind of tooth decay is now. Is it serious. How long does it take to go to the hospital? Because there is no holiday, can I go to the hospital for treatment in a few months? (the picture shows the upper and lower teeth on the same side)
Condition Analysis:
Hello, the pain after tooth decay should be caused by apicitis or pulpitis!
Guidance:
Hello, I don't know why I can't see the photos! It is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. If tooth decay needs root canal treatment, it is generally followed up once a week for three to four courses of treatment!
Condition Analysis:
If the dental caries caused by tooth decay is not too serious, it may be handled once, which takes about 5-10 minutes. Now if there is not enough time, pay attention to oral hygiene and do not eat some irritating food.
Condition Analysis:
If there is pain in tooth decay, of course, you should pay attention not to eat too cold or too hot food. Sometimes eating too cold or too hot may lead to pain. If it does not affect the current normal life, you can wait until you have time for treatment. It is best to see a doctor in time.
Condition Analysis:
If the tooth decay pain is particularly severe, it is best to clean up the diseased tissue and then repair and block it. It is suggested that it is best to choose a formal and experienced oral medical institution, so that the treatment effect will be better. At ordinary times, strengthen oral care and pay attention to a reasonable diet.
Condition Analysis:
If the caries hole of the decayed tooth does not expose the dental pulp and only produces pain in case of cold and hot stimulation, you can go to the hospital for repair in a few months. Pay attention to keep your mouth clean and reduce the retention of food residues. If bacterial infection occurs in the pulp of decayed teeth and sharp pain occurs, especially at night, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to prevent it from evolving into periapical periodontitis and forming fistula at the gum, resulting in tooth loosening.
