“When I drink something cold or warm, my tooth always hurts!” – A sentence that probably everyone has heard or said at least once before. This can be the first sign of an inflammation of the tooth root, which usually manifests itself with a sharp pain. It is a warning signal from our body that … Pain in case of root canal inflammation
Spread of the pain The entire human organism must be understood as a complex system, so that the pain caused by a dental root infection can also spread to other parts of the body. Thus, it is possible that not only the affected tooth hurts, but also the surrounding teeth or gums emit a pain … Spread of the pain | Pain in case of root canal inflammation
Therapy In the case of tooth shear caused by an inflammation of the root, the first step should be to see a dentist, as the inflammation must be treated immediately to prevent worse. The dentist will perform a root canal treatment or in some cases an apicoectomy, which quickly leads to pain relief. Even the … Therapy | Pain in case of root canal inflammation
Duration Toothache in dental root inflammation not only varies greatly in its form, but the duration varies individually. On the one hand, there are patients who are completely free of complaints after root canal treatment, on the other hand, there are patients whose complaints do not subside even after optimal root canal treatment. But how … Duration | Pain in case of root canal inflammation
Summary Root canal inflammation and the pain associated with it is a very unpleasant procedure, but probably everyone goes through it once in their life. The sooner the symptoms are recognized and a specialist is consulted, the more tolerable the course of treatment becomes and the faster the pain disappears. If you suffer from such … Summary | Pain in case of root canal inflammation
Introduction Sinusitis frontalis is a painful disease, which manifests itself mainly by enormous and longer lasting headaches (cephalgias). The sinusitis is one of the paranasal sinus inflammations and occurs mainly in adult patients, as the sinuses of children have yet to be fully developed. A sinusitis can have several causes. An acutely occurring sinusitis can … Sinus Inflammation
Frequency distribution Inflammation of the frontal sinuses occurs mainly in patients with particularly narrow paranasal sinuses or defects of the nasal septum. It is very rare in small children or infants because they have to develop their frontal sinuses completely and only very little secretion can be deposited there before. Nevertheless, especially after middle ear … Frequency distribution | Sinus Inflammation
Therapy Adequate therapy for sinusitis is urgently recommended and should be discussed with the family doctor or the ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT). Nasal sprays are often sufficient for a mild sinus infection, but they should not be used for longer than 7 or 8 days, as otherwise there is a potential for addiction. … Therapy | Sinus Inflammation
Prophylaxis Sinusitis is often difficult to avoid, especially if the patient suffers from particularly narrow sinuses or a defect in the nasal septum. It is therefore important, especially for these patients, to cure every cold and rhinitis sufficiently. Inhalations can help and have a decongestant effect on the mucous membranes. In addition, the patient should … Prophylaxis | Sinus Inflammation
