Instant Tooth pain and Relief

What do you mean by tooth pain or toothache?

Pain or inflammation in or around the tooth, caused by tooth decay or infection. Tooth pain can range from, mild to severe, it may be constant or intermittent. There are 3 types of pain, depending on the intensity and severity of tooth infection or tooth decay. Types of pain are throbbing pain, pricking pain, and shooting pain. Sometimes, it is associated with swelling around the tooth, or gum. Burning and shocking like pain, which is uncommon. Painful sensitivity in your tooth, in response to hot and cold foods and drinks.

Sometimes tooth pain may be a referred pain. That means the pain is caused by a problem somewhere in your body.

Tooth pain is not life-threatening, but in some conditions, you may not imagine the intensity of pain. That requires immediate medical treatment. You can never ignore toothaches; they can be worse if untreated.

Pain relief:

Now, the next step will be, how to relieve the pain. The first most treatment, for tooth pain, is home remedies. First, it is important to figure out the intensity, and severity of the pain, then you come to know, the best way to relieve pain. Here are some general home remedies, salt water rinse, keeping clove or clove oil, cold compression, keeping crushed garlic, or chew guava leaves.  Guava leaves have anti-inflammatory properties, and many more home remedies can be used to treat tooth pain. Next step, we go for over-the-counter pills. Over-the-counter medicines are sold within the market, to the buyer without a prescription, from doctors or health care professionals. The most commonly used over-the-counter drug is Ibuprofen, the strongest pain reliever. Consult your Virtualdentist.in before taking any medications.

During the increased intensity of pain, we should visit our dentist and take treatment for the proper root cause of the pain.

Denture care and maintenance

Dentures are artificial prosthesis, that replaces missing teeth. They are adapted by the surrounding soft and hard tissues, of the mouth. There are so many types of dentures like fixed dentures, removable dentures, complete dentures, partial dentures, and so on.

Complete dentures are used, when all the teeth are missing, while partial dentures are used when some natural teeth remain. Immediate complete denture are made after the teeth are removed, and therefore the gum tissue has begun to heal. A conventional denture, is ready for placement in the mouth, about eight to twelve weeks after the teeth have been removed however bones and gums shrink over time especially during the healing period following tooth removal. The denture development process takes a few weeks and several appointments.

A dentist or prosthodontist (specialty dentist in replacing the missing teeth) determines the treatment ( denture ) plan that is best for you. Two series of jaw measurements were made at first. After that upper and lower jaw relation is made. Then they create a model wax form with teeth, and you will be assessed for tooth color, shape, and fit before the final denture is made. A new denture, may not be comfortable for a few weeks.  Your mouth, along with the tongue and cheeks, may take time for adapting to the new denture. In the initial days, placing the denture in the mouth, and removing may be difficult.

Now we focus on how to care for and maintain them. Generally, you should remove them every night, and place them in liquid denture cleaners or water. After every meal, you should remove and clean it. A solution of half the volume of vinegar and half the volume of water can be used as a denture cleaner, and it will make your denture whiter. In the market, you get different varieties of cleansers. Dentures are never placed in hot water. Denture adhesives are not a solution for fitting a loose dentures.