Pulpitis

As a rule, it is the pulpitis that makes even the most “patient” people turn to a dentist for emergency care. As a result of infection of the pulp chamber and prolonged compression of the dental “nerve” due to its swelling, unbearable pain is provoked. And often the outcome of pulpitis are diseases that lead to either tooth extraction and costly prosthetics, or even serious health problems in general, up to death ...

Many people at least once in their lives face acute dental pain, most of which relate to pulpitis, which, according to statistics, is the most common reason for seeking emergency treatment. A certain category of “patient” citizens may not for one week tolerate the symptoms of pulpitis with painkillers and even without painkillers.The main problem is that they often do not suspect that they have pulpitis and what this may threaten (and complications can be very, very serious). Let us further consider how pulpitis can be identified by its characteristic symptoms at an early stage, what can be done to temporarily relieve pain, and what difficulties may arise when diagnosing in the dentist’s office ...