What to do if periodontitis causes severe bad breath

When periodontitis is more serious, it often leads to bacterial growth, and bad breath will occur during the bacterial growth process. This is also due to food residues or infection. This is different from the bad breath caused by stomach fire. When bad breath occurs due to periodontitis, the primary disease must be treated first. The periodontitis must be actively treated. Only when the periodontitis is well cured, the bad breath phenomenon will naturally improve.

The treatment of periodontitis is divided into four stages: the first stage is the basic treatment stage, which aims to select conventional treatment methods for periodontal disease, eliminate or control clinical inflammation and bite pathogenic factors, including oral self-cleaning, removal of teeth with poor prognosis and unfavorable restoration, supragingival cleaning, subgingival scaling to remove plaque and tartar, use of antibacterial drugs to control inflammation, bite adjustment, etc. The second stage is periodontal surgery and fixation of loose teeth. The third stage is permanent restorative treatment, which is usually performed 2-3 months after surgery. The fourth stage is the review and re-treatment stage, which is conducted every six months and includes checking plaque control, health education, and X-ray examinations to further formulate a treatment plan.

There are two key points to the success of periodontitis treatment: one is a careful treatment plan and the doctor's meticulous and exquisite treatment. Second, patients should maintain good self-plaque control. The latter is more important than the former, otherwise the doctor's work will be ineffective and the disease will recur. Eating cold, hot, sour or sweet food will cause pain. Periodontitis brings pain to many people. In fact, there is physical therapy for periodontitis, and it will be effective for most people if they persist in practicing for a long time.

Folk remedy treatment 1. Fresh chrysanthemum juice [Ingredients for the folk remedy]: a handful of fresh chrysanthemum leaves. [Preparation and Usage]: Wash and mash the fresh chrysanthemum leaves, squeeze out the juice and drink it, take it 2 to 3 times in a row. [Effects]: Anti-inflammatory and analgesic. Used to treat the redness, swelling and pain of gingivitis. 2. Peach and willow bark [Ingredients for the folk remedy]: 4g peach bark, 4g willow bark, and appropriate amount of white wine. [Preparation and Usage]: Put white wine into a casserole, simmer the peach willow bark over low heat, and rinse your mouth with the wine while it is still hot. When the wine in your mouth cools down, spit it out immediately and rinse your mouth several times a day. [Effects]: Clears away heat, relieves pain, dispels wind and relieves swelling. Used to treat toothache caused by wind and fire and periodontitis. 3. Trichosanthes kirilowii and dandelion [Ingredients for the folk remedy]: 12g each of Trichosanthes kirilowii and dandelion. [Preparation and Usage]: Decoction in water to extract juice, gargle with the mouth, 2 to 3 times a day. [Efficacy]: Used to treat gingival abscess and pus discharge.

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