What causes toothache in children?

Both adults and children will have toothache problems. Toothache is very unbearable. There are many reasons for toothache. It may be a problem with the teeth themselves, or it may be caused by other diseases in the body. Usually, children have toothache because of external or internal injuries to the teeth. Be sure to take your child to a regular dental hospital for examination in time and treat it in the correct way so as not to affect the child’s normal life.

Tooth trauma

It is common for children to accidentally fall and injure their teeth. Sometimes they bite on gravel or bones while eating, causing traumatic apical periodontitis and pain. If the tooth is only a little loose, you just need to take some anti-inflammatory drugs, eat soft food for a few days and let the affected tooth rest for a week. If the tooth is broken, you need to ask the doctor to extract the exposed dental nerve under anesthesia and then fill the tooth.

Internal injury of teeth

There are many reasons for this pain, but most of them are due to bad living habits, eating too cold, too hot, too sweet or too sour food, or not paying attention to teeth cleaning on a daily basis, or discomfort in other parts of the body that induces toothache. In this case, simply seeing a doctor cannot relieve the pain in time, so we need to use some tips to relieve the child's pain. If we want to solve the problem fundamentally, we also need to pay attention to conditioning and healthy living in our daily lives.

Treatment

Cut a small piece of ginger and bite it on the painful area. You can reuse it when necessary, and it is also okay to hold it in your mouth while sleeping. Ginger can warm the meridians and dispel cold, relieve pain and relieve itching, and is effective in treating neuralgia caused by excessive cold and heat.

Put a few peppercorns on the painful area. The working principle is basically similar to that of ginger, but the effect of peppercorns is better. It is also easy to obtain the required raw materials in daily life.

Take 10 grams of black pepper, grind it into powder, add white wine to make it into a paste, and apply it to the painful area of ​​the tooth. These three methods can not only relieve pain, but also accelerate blood circulation, promote recovery from injuries, and help children recover as soon as possible.

Take 10 grams of black pepper, grind it into powder, add white wine to make it into a paste, and apply it to the painful area of ​​the tooth. These three methods can not only relieve pain, but also accelerate blood circulation, promote recovery from injuries, and help children recover as soon as possible.

Take 100 grams of ordinary white wine and put it in a teacup, add 10 grams of salt; stir, and after the salt is dissolved, put it on the stove and boil it. Hold a mouthful of it in the painful area, be careful not to swallow it, and the toothache will be relieved immediately. These two methods can only relieve pain and do not speed up recovery.