Can cracked teeth be treated?

Hidden cracks in teeth are quite common in our daily life. This is also called micro-cracks in teeth, or incomplete cracks in teeth. It refers to the appearance of some non-physiological tiny scratches on the surface of the crown of the tooth. It is not easy to be found in daily life, but this crack often penetrates into the essence of the tooth. This is also an important cause of toothache, and it is also very harmful to human health. If this symptom occurs, it must be treated in time.

Can cracked teeth be treated?

1. Superficial cracks without obvious symptoms and with normal pulp vitality can be treated to reduce the lateral splitting force. Prevent cracks from deepening; you can also prepare a cavity, grind off the cracks as much as possible, and then do preventive filling.

2. For those with deeper cracks or existing pulp lesions, the cusp bevel should be adjusted extensively during pulp treatment to completely remove the fracture-causing force on the affected tooth and the tooth should be restored with a full crown in a timely manner after treatment. During the treatment of endodontic disease, surface perforation causes the crack's ability to withstand force to be greatly reduced. Even though the bite is lowered during treatment, it is very easy for the tooth to split from the crack due to chewing and other reasons. Therefore, at the beginning of endodontic treatment, a ring can be bonded to protect the crown, and a full crown restoration should be performed after the endodontic treatment is completed.

Diet therapy for cracked gums

1. Garlic has a bactericidal effect. You can take an appropriate amount of garlic and mash it. Apply the mashed garlic granules directly to the painful area of ​​the tooth. It can relieve toothache symptoms caused by diseases such as periodontitis and relieve inflammatory infections.

2. Take a certain amount of white pepper and grind it into fine powder. Then add a certain amount of white wine to make it into a paste. Put the prepared paste directly into the tooth cavity, and put it in four times to allow it to fully contact with the teeth to increase the effect of the medicinal material.

3. Take appropriate amount of aged vinegar and peppercorns, put them together in a pot and boil for about ten minutes. After the peppercorns are fully mixed with the aged vinegar, pour the liquid into your mouth, soak it for about five minutes and then spit it out. The taste may not be very good and have a pungent smell, but it can relieve the symptoms of toothache.

4. Take an appropriate amount of honeycomb and fully mix it with pure alcohol. Light the alcohol with a match and burn the honeycomb into gray powder. Then use your fingers or cotton swab to dip a small amount of black ash and apply it to the affected area of ​​periodontal disease. Generally, the pain will be relieved after waiting for about five minutes.

In addition, everyone must pay attention to oral hygiene, brush their teeth every morning and evening, remember to rinse their mouths after meals every day, and develop a good lifestyle. In terms of diet, pay attention to balanced nutrition, do not be partial to one food, do not be picky about food, eat less sweets and candies, do not smoke or drink. Patients should also consume more foods high in vitamins and pay attention to the intake of minerals, which can promote the disappearance of inflammation. Furthermore, patients need to maintain an optimistic attitude, which will help their condition.