Arthritis
Dentistry is known as dental pulp for several reasons. The tooth pulp or nerve is the soft tissue of nerves and blood vessels surrounded by hard teeth. The inflammation of the teeth may be severe or chronic, and may lead to death. The nerve of the tooth as a result of the interruption of blood nourishing him.
Types of spondylitis
It can be said that inflammation of the teeth has two main types, as follows:
- Corrected sputum: (Reversible pulpitis). In this case, the inflammation is cured once the agent is treated as a filling of the teeth. The patient is often suffering from the sensitivity of the tooth to the cold and sugary foods and drinks, and the patient may feel discomfort when pressing the tooth. This type of inflammation.
- Irritable incontinence: In this case, the pain is severe, and it becomes more acute when eating hot and sugary foods and drinks. The pain may appear in the presence or absence of the effect, and continues after the removal of the effect for a few minutes. It may be difficult to locate the pain completely , Because of the spread of pain to the face, neck, ear, etc., and the patient can not sleep the intensity of pain, and also finds it very difficult chewing.
Causes of Spondylitis
There are many reasons that lead to inflammation of the teeth, the most important of which are:
- Tooth decay, where the bacteria move from the dental decay to reach the pulp of the teeth causing inflammation.
- Gum disease or food residue between gums and teeth.
- Dental exposure to accidents or strikes, or chronic and continuous pressure on the teeth such as bruxism, the process of brushing teeth together while sleeping without realizing.
- The presence of fractures in the teeth or in their fillings.
- Problems in the bone surrounding the teeth such as bags or cancers.
- The tooth is exposed to a very high temperature.
- Sinusitis, which causes pain in the roots of the teeth near the sinuses, especially when pressed.
How to treat inflamed sphincter
The treatment of inflamed teeth depends on the type of diagnosis. The doctor performs some tests and radiological images before starting the treatment. The treatment is then directed according to the cause of the infection.
Treatment of refractory incontinence
Refractory incontinence can be treated with the following instructions and advice:
- Avoid the occurrence of spondylitis, and there are some tips that would prevent the occurrence of inflammation, including the following:
- Continuous care to avoid cavities.
- Fill the dental puncture as soon as it occurs, and repair the damaged part of the tooth.
- Apply sensitive materials to the neck of the tooth if the gums decline.
- Remove the cause of inflammation.
- Examine the vitality of the tooth as soon as the symptoms disappear to make sure the tooth does not die.
- Monitoring the symptoms of the patient.
- Provide advice to the patient to see the doctor in case of symptoms or survival.
Treatment of incurable and infertile incontinence
The infertile incontinence is treated by root canal treatment, ie, by removing the entire pulp of the teeth, which is usually inflamed, and then the stage of sterilization, cleaning, and processing of the dental channels is carried out to place the nerve filling inside, which is made of rubber material, Re-fix the tooth by placing the fillings or placing the crowns on it. After this procedure, the tooth will become like other healthy teeth and will often remain intact throughout the person’s life.
Abscess of teeth
Prevention of spondylitis
There are many measures and measures that are recommended to prevent inflammation of the teeth, including the following:
- Brush teeth at least twice a day using fluoride toothpaste, use dental floss to clean between teeth, and take care to remove all food residues on both external and internal surfaces. Food residues provide a suitable environment for bacterial growth and reproduction. Clean after each meal if possible.
- Modified diet to contain fewer sugars and carbohydrates, in addition to reducing the number of snacks eaten between meals.
- Conduct periodic visits to the dentist’s clinic once every six months.