Inflammation of the teeth
The tooth pulp is a group of tissues located in the heart of the tooth or tooth. This area is also called the pulp chamber. The dental nerve is composed of connective tissue, The nerve of the teeth is the transfer of sensation, such as warm and cold, and is the nerve of the teeth from the tissues sensitive to external factors such as tooth decay, and the chemical and physical effects resulting from the procedures of dental treatment, and the response of the nerve of the teeth of the different effects from the rest of the tissues of the body, where The disobedience Teeth is found in an area encased in solid tooth tissues: Enamel, dentine and cementum. The tooth core is characterized by the abundance of blood vessels and nerve endings in it, which transmit the signs of inflammation, depending on the condition The inflammation then determines the type of therapeutic action that can be taken.
Treatment of dental nerve inflammation
There are two main types of dental nerve inflammation:
- Repairable tooth nerve inflammation: (Reversible pulpitis), which is the inflammation of the pulp of the teeth, in which the nerve of the teeth can recover and return to normal, and this is done by removing the effect or reason behind the infection, such as treatment using dental fillings in the event of decay.
- Infertile tooth inflammation: (Irreversible pulpitis), a inflammation of the nerve of the teeth and can not return the teeth to normal, in which case the tooth needs to perform the treatment of the core or pull the tooth nerve to get rid of inflammation.
If the bacteria reach the teeth, they must be disposed of to treat the inflammation of the tooth nerve, and the bacteria are eliminated either through the treatment of the core or by removing the age if necessary, taking into account the preference to maintain age and non-wear.
Causes of dental nerve inflammation
Other reasons include:
- Periodontal disease.
- Teeth exposure to blows and accidents.
- The presence of fractures in dental fillings or teeth itself.
- Sinusitis that moves to the roots of the teeth nearby.
Symptoms of dental neuritis
There are many symptoms and signs that appear in the incidence of inflammation of the nerves of the teeth, but vary in severity from one case to another, and these symptoms include:
- Feeling pain when eating cold or hot foods.
- Feeling slight pain in the jaw.
- Feeling of automatic pain.
- Age irritation and pain when touching or occlusion.
- Waking up from sleep because of pain.
- Feeling pain in the ear or head.