Therapy
Depending on the cause, a different treatment should be aimed at. If pain symptoms occur, however, a dentist should be consulted in any case, or in case of an inflammation in the head area, an ENT specialist or general practitioner. If the cause is of dental nature, the dentist can treat the caries, renew the filling, grind the crown or rework the total prosthesis to ensure a correct bite on healthy teeth.
Painkillers, such as ibuprofen or paracetamol, can be used until the treatment is complete to relieve the pain. Common household remedies, such as cooling, oil of cloves, rinsing with camomile tea or a disinfecting mouth rinse, as well as savoy cabbage leaves can also be used as means of relief. However, even in this case the cause is not fought, but only the symptoms are alleviated.
Summary
Toothache, which occurs when chewing, is not uncommon and affects many people. Thus on the average at least everyone suffers once a year from a cold, which can spread to the sinuses and must be considered also thus for the toothache as triggers. Good oral hygiene significantly reduces the risk of tooth decay, so that the resulting toothache or pain that may result from the treatment can be well controlled and prevented.
Due to the high forces involved in chewing, but which are essential for the crushing of daily food, the toothache is intensified or triggered. This can be treated well and efficiently with a visit to the dentist, so that you can enjoy eating your morning cereal again.
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